Sunday 26th January

Please note there is no 6pm service Sunday 26th January.

Sunday 29th December

We continue Christmas celebrations this Sunday.

Come and join us.

Sunday 29th

Hi folks.  Hope you had a really great Christmas.  Please note that on 29th of December and the 5th of January there will only be morning services at HRBC.

Advance notice

Christmas Day

 

Christmas festivities continue with a family service at 10:30am on Christmas day 

Coming up Sunday 8th December

How about dressed as a character from the Christmas Story - to add to the fun !

and Sunday afternoon:

 

Beginning to think about Christmas

With Advent approaching, here is something to think about:

advent candles

Big day for HRBC

Sunday 24th November we are hosting

Stuart Murray-Williams

at our 11am service.

Stuart Murray Williams

Stuart spent 12 years as an urban church planter in Tower Hamlets (East London) and has continued to be involved in church planting since then as a trainer, mentor, writer, strategist and consultant.
For 9 years he was Oasis Director of Church Planting and Evangelism at Spurgeon’s College, London.
He is chair of the Anabaptist Network and has a PhD in Anabaptist hermeneutics.
Since September 2001, he has worked under the auspices of the Anabaptist Network as a trainer and consultant, with particular interest in urban mission, church planting and emerging forms of church.
He is the founder of Urban Expression, a pioneering urban church planting agency with teams in several cities in the UK and in The Netherlands.
He has written several books on church planting, urban mission, emerging church, the challenge of post-Christendom and the contribution of the Anabaptist tradition to contemporary missiology. Recent publications include Post-Christendom: Church and Mission in a Strange New World (Paternoster 2004), Church after Christendom (Paternoster 2005), Changing Mission (CTBI 2006), Planting Churches: A Framework for Practitioners (Paternoster 2008) and The Naked Anabaptist (Herald 2010).
He is married to Sian, who is a tutor at the Baptist College in Bristol where they live, and he has two grown up sons and two grandchildren.

In the evening he is speaking at

Stopsley Baptist Church: