What happens during a meeting (service)?

Our church services begin every Sunday morning at 11am We arrive early for fellowship, great coffee and prayer from 10:30am. . The remainder of the morning is spent praising and worshipping God, enjoying His presence with us by the Holy Spirit; as well as learning from, and being inspired by, the Scriptures as they are presented to us by our Pastor, one of the leadership team or by an invited speaker.

On the first Friday of each month we sometimes meet at 7pm (check our Facebook page for up to date info)

What do you mean by 'praise and worship'?

Praise and worship is expressing our love and thanks to God. At times it can be quite loud and joyful, at other times it may be quieter and more reflective. Whatever stage you are at in your relationship with God, we invite you to join in with the worship. The music you will hear is fairly modern, but could include some hymns that you may recognise. We encourage people to sing along - words are projected onto a big screen to help you!

You have a 'main speaker'. What do they do?

They give a talk, also referred to as a sermon. The talks shared on a Sunday morning are relevant to life today and Bible based you can usually view these after the meeting on our You Tube channel.

What is 'breaking bread'?

We often break bread - others may call this the Lord's Supper, Communion or the Eucharist. We invite all believers to join us in remembering Jesus's death and resurrection, and in looking forward to His return. There are no rules on how to do this or who can take part all who choose to are welcome to join us.

Will I be asked to give money?

The Church relies on the generous giving of individuals to survive and those who feel led to are invited to donate to our work by bank transfer, our just giving page or with cash donation during a meeting. However, giving to church isn’t a protection racket, it doesn’t push your prayers to the front of the queue or affect your status in the church.

Do you have anything for children?

Yes! We organise a 'Sunday school’. This caters for children between 2-11 years. The school is supervised at all times by volunteers who have full police clearance (DBS) to work with children.

Where do you meet?

We meet at our building - All Nations Church Centre, North Street, Keighley BD21 3AF next door to the picture house cinema. There is limited parking at the back of the building as well in the general vicinity of the centre. There is a large car park on Bank Street.