Camberley Baptist Church
- Main Meetings:
-
Sun 10:30 Sunday Service
We are a small predominately elderly church with a big and welcoming heart. We meet for an hour an a quarter and our worship is semi traditional. Music is provided by two guitarists or via backing tracks projected onto our screens. Everyone is welcome. Mon 10:00 'Home Start' Baby Beginnings Group
For bumps and babies from conception to 12 months. Contact Home Start for more information. And see our website 01276 681121 or [email protected] Tue 10:30 Community Coffee Morning (Pay as you can)
As a church and community, we are conscious of the level of loneliness, isolation, and mental health issues in our communities, amongst young and old alike. In response to this need, at Camberley Baptist Church, we wish to offer a safe place for all to gather in the area, where everyone is welcome and it's 'OK not to be OK!' See website for more information Thu 16:00 Men's 'Pit Stop' Group
Don't carry the weight of what's causing you distress. Come and have a chat about it at Men's Pit Stop. Peer to peer support. See our website for contact details. - Denomination:
- Baptist
- Hymns & songs:
- A mixture of traditional and 'fairly' modern. We have two guitarists who play some songs and others are projected onto three different screens.
- Under 18s:
- None
- 18-30s:
- None
- Local outreach & community activities:
- See main meetings tab.
- Other activities & ministries:
- See main meetings tab
- Leaders:
- Richard and Fran Bellingham (Joint Ministers)
- Affiliations & links:
- We are a Baptist church affiliated to the Baptist Union of Great Britain
- Main Bible:
- New International Version
- Average Congregation:
- 20 adults
0 under 18s - Accessibility:
- Accessible toilet, Accessible worship area, Hearing loop, PA system
- Languages:
- English
- Office Contact:
- Richard Bellingham
- Office Address:
-
15 Frimley Road
Camberley
Surrey
GU15 3EN
- Office Telephone:
- 07984 188352
Tel: 07984 188352
Email: Click to email
Website: camberleybaptist.org.uk/
Meeting Venue
15 Frimley Road
Camberley
Surrey
GU15 3EN
Travel and Parking Info
We are situated just outside Camberley Town Centre on the Frimley Road. We have a car park at the back of the church and there is PAYG public parking opposite. We are accessible by the number 1 bus to and from Aldershot. Both stops are close to the church.
About Us
Jesus was once asked, what is the greatest commandment? His reply was, ‘“You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your strength, and with all your mind; and your neighbour as yourself.” We believe that God is a God of infinite love and forgiveness and that; ‘every person is equally loved and a person of broken beauty loved by the One of unquenchable Love’. This truth defines us, and we are constantly amazed at the love of God in Christ Jesus, that we can all find forgiveness and acceptance through the cross. We are therefore reluctant to attach labels to anyone to describe their theological perspectives, as this can cause misunderstandings and foster discrimination. Faith is always a journey of discovery, we will never know all the answers, and there is always still more truth and light to be revealed from God’s word. Sometimes we need to accept that faith is a ‘mystery’. It is a privilege to see the working of the Holy Spirit in our communities, and to be invited to share in God’s purposes for his world. In all that we do Christ, ‘the Word become flesh’ is central. He is the blueprint and template of our lives. Everything we attempt for him is to be done in the power of the Holy Spirit and in our weakness. We are created in the image of God and all mission is God’s mission, deriving from the Trinitarian Godhead. We are therefore called to seek to join him where he is already working, not necessarily sticking to our traditional ministries. We believe the Bible is the inspired, active, and living word of God; our guide in all matters of faith but it must be contextualized and reapplied for our own times. What did it mean for the first readers; what does it mean for us in the 21st century. Remember, if you take the text out of context you are left with a ‘con’. We believe that both corporate and individual prayer and worship is vital to the health of any church, and it is important to us that our