Addlestone Baptist Church

09/10/2026

Looking at these lovely photos of cakes and delicious food from our 198th Church Anniversary, we wish we could celebrate like this every Sunday! 😊 We are truly blessed with such a generous and loving church family.
Everyone is welcome to join us for one of our Sunday services at 9 AM! We’d love to see you there!

05/10/2026

Ordination Day at ABC - Grateful for God’s Faithfulness and for 198 years of ABC Celebrations!

28/09/2026

21/09/2026

What a wonderful Harvest Celebration set-up!

A huge thank you to everyone who helped with the beautiful decorations and to everyone who has given generously to support our local foodbank at ABC.

We are grateful for all God’s provision and for the generosity of our church family!

22/08/2026

Something New is coming to ABC! Wednesdays are about to get brighter! Starting Wednesday 9 September, Youth Club is coming to town at ABC! If you are in Year 7 up to age 17, you're very welcome! Share the news with your friends - we'd love to see you there!

27/07/2026

We live in a world that despite its order, is full of chaos, disappointment, and difficulty. This weeks message was one of comfort. That we must love others during hardship and show up for people in the circle of our lives in times of need. This was exemplified by Christ’s sacrifice for our failures and shortfalls on the cross, to pay for our sins.

Listen to this weeks sermon online to hear more, click the link in the comments.

13/05/2026

From shipwreck to Rome, Acts 28 shows us the unstoppable power of the Gospel.

Paul experienced incredible hospitality on the island of Malta, reminding us how God often works through simple acts of kindness and welcome. But the story doesn’t stop there. Despite hardship, imprisonment, and opposition, Paul remained focused on his mission: taking the Gospel to the very heart of the Roman Empire.

What began with a small group of believers continued to spread like wildfire across the globe, with countless people coming to faith in Jesus. Acts ends not with a conclusion, but with an invitation — the mission is still continuing today through us.

Join us as we explore Acts 28 and discover how hospitality, faithfulness, and bold witness can impact the world for Christ.

🎧Sermon link in the comments

22/04/2026

Last Sunday, we spent time in Acts 24, reflecting on Paul’s bold witness before Felix and what it means to live with both evangelistic courage and unwavering integrity.

Even in the face of accusation and pressure, Paul didn’t compromise his faith or message. He spoke truth with clarity, trusted God with the outcome, and lived in a way that matched his words. It’s a powerful reminder that our lives are part of our witness, what we say and how we live should point people to Christ.

This week, may we be people who share our faith with confidence and live with integrity, knowing that God is with us in every conversation and circumstance.

👇 Catch up on the full sermon via the link in the comments.

15/04/2026

Last week’s sermon explored a powerful and moving parallel between Abraham and Isaac, and God the Father and Jesus.

Just as Isaac carried the wood for his own sacrifice, we see a foreshadowing of Christ—the true and greater Son—who would carry the cross.

Jesus is revealed as the suffering servant, fully obedient in a way humanity was always meant to be from the very beginning of God’s creation. Where we fall short, He remained faithful. Where we are broken, He was perfect. His willing sacrifice was not the end of the story—it was vindicated and accepted through the undeniable reality of His resurrection.

What makes this even more compelling is that the resurrection of Jesus is not only recorded in Scripture, but also appears in dozens of ancient writings from the 1st and 2nd centuries, from both Christian and non-Christian sources. This historical witness strengthens our confidence that the cross was not defeat—but victory.

If you missed it, make sure to listen back—this message is one that truly gets to the heart of the Gospel.

👉 Click the link in the comments to listen