Real Church UK

22/10/2026

What do you do when you’ve been faithful and it still hasn’t gone the way you hoped?

Paul and Barnabas were obedient to God’s call, and at Lystra the crowd went from wanting to worship them to stoning Paul and dragging him out of the city.

This Sunday we’re looking at Acts 14 and asking a different question than “Is it working?” We’ll be asking: “Am I being faithful to what God has called me to do?”

It's the last Sunday of the month, so we'll be sharing lunch together after service. We'd love to see you there. Doors open at 10AM for a 10:30 start Roborough Hall

14/10/2026

In Acts 14 Paul and Barnabas share the same message in two very different places: a synagogue, and a pagan city where people mistake them for Greek gods.
Come along this Sunday as we explore what it looks like to start where people are, and speak in words they’ll understand. Doors open at 10am, and the service starts at 10:30 at Roborough Hall

12/10/2026

Joe continues our series on the book of Acts:

10/10/2026

Who do you look up to?

The names/photos on our clothing, our music collection or who we follow on social media might point to some of them.

Tomorrow morning we’ll consider who’s worthy of our focus, respect and trust as we look at Acts 13:13-52

Doors open from 10am and the service starts at 10:30am. 😊☕️🫖

06/10/2026

https://youtu.be/w4ZUwQW7R3Y?si=xtqA3LHJyoO-nqfI

03/10/2026

The good news about Jesus continues to spread, impacting even further into the Roman authorities.
But can opposition come with a guise of godly power?
We’ll be considering this as we look at Acts 13:4-12.

All are welcome.
There’s no dress code or expectations - come as you are. 😊

Doors open at 10am for refreshments and chat. The service starts at 10:30am and finishes about 12-ish.
This is followed by the opportunity for those who’d like to hang out for a bit.

29/09/2026

Our recent teaching on Acts chapter 12:

Bible teaching from our Sunday service on 20th September 2026.And...

23/09/2026

Acts 13:1-3 is packed with things that could each be their own sermon. So how do we actually know what to believe about any of them? Not by googling it. Not by finding someone on YouTube who agrees with us already. This week we've picked one and we'll simply ask: what does the Bible say about it?
Come find out what it is, this Sunday, 10:30am, Roborough Hall

18/09/2026

In Acts 12, one apostle is put to death and another is rescued by an angel. Why did God save one and not the other? If you've ever wondered why bad things happen to people who love Jesus, join us this Sunday, 10:30 am Roborough Hall

12/09/2026

Do you think a Christian is more like a nice, dull, religious person or a daring, bold revolutionary?

Tomorrow we’ll be thinking about the exciting and hope-filled adventure that God calls people to as we look at Acts 11:19-30.

All are welcome.
There’s no dress code or expectations - come as you are. 😊

Doors open at 10am for refreshments and chat. The service starts at 10:30am and finishes about 12-ish.
This is followed by the opportunity for those who’d like to hang out for a bit.