Faith Projects

We unite to worship, pray, and study God's word together.

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red neon light cross signage
Worship Events

Gathering for praise and spiritual growth in Christ.

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woman praying
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girl's left hand wrap around toddler while reading book during golden hour
Bible Study

Deepening our understanding of scripture through group discussions.

Prayer Meetings

Coming together to lift our prayers and concerns.

The Baptist Christian tradition in the UK is one of deep roots, vibrant community, and thoughtful faith. Emerging in the early 17th century, British Baptists have long emphasised the freedom of individual belief, the authority of Scripture, and the importance of believer’s baptism — a public declaration of personal faith.

What sets Baptist churches apart is their commitment to local autonomy and congregational leadership. Each church governs itself, fostering a sense of shared responsibility and spiritual discernment among its members. This independence doesn’t mean isolation — Baptists across the UK are connected through networks like the Baptist Union of Great Britain, supporting one another through prayer, mission, and service.

Worship varies from place to place, but you’ll often find a mix of hymns and contemporary songs, Bible-based preaching, heartfelt prayer, and a welcoming spirit. Baptist churches are often deeply embedded in their communities — running food banks, supporting families, welcoming refugees, and offering space for conversation and connection.

In a rapidly changing world, Baptist Christians in the UK hold fast to their calling: to follow Christ with integrity, to love their neighbours well, and to bear witness to God’s grace with both courage and compassion.

Get In Touch With Us

We welcome your inquiries and encourage you to connect with our community. Reach out for worship, prayer, or fellowship opportunities.

Contact

01604 389 405

Support

Care@NetherHeyford.church