Worthing Baptist Church

21/10/2026

Join us this coming Sunday, 25 October, for the third part of Rebuilding: From the Inside Out.

This week’s theme is Turning: Learning to Walk in Love.

Having explored 'Noticing' and 'Listening,' we’ll reflect on learning to walk closely with Jesus and his way of love—recognising where we might need to change course, a little or a lot, and where we’re already on the right path.

Drawing on Nehemiah 9, we’ll remember God’s faithfulness and all the twists and turns of our journeys, also reflecting on those times we wander. We’ll also explore an image of discipleship: becoming covered in the dust of our teacher’s feet.

We’ll be sharing communion in the second half of the service—a chance to receive grace for the journey.

It doesn’t matter if you missed one or both of the previous sermons—you can join us wherever you’re at. You can also catch up on our YouTube channel if you’d like.

Whether you’ve been trying to follow Jesus for years, are curious to explore, or simply want to listen, you’re welcome.

Doors open at 10am, with the service at 10.30am. It will also be livestreamed on our Worthing Baptist Church YouTube channel.

19/10/2026

Thanks everyone!

We will be delivering this to Turning Tides this week.

Envelopes will still be available next Sunday for those who would still like to make a donation (or you can do so directly on their website).

18/10/2026

Thanks Olesya, that was so interesting (and fun) this morning!

And so good getting together to celebrate harvest (collect for Turning Tides) and explore the book of Nehemiah.

The Bible really did seem to ‘speak’ today!

You can watch the service on our worthing baptist church youtube channel.

16/10/2026

So good having you with us. Such a good, informative, powerful (albeit scary) film… and thankfully, with some hope… if enough people respond 🙏🌎

🛟 We’ve now hosted our 13th People’s Emergency Briefing!

🤝 Hundreds of local people have come together to watch the film and reflect on what we’ve seen.

🌍 There is real power to watching this with the community. Remembering that the majority of people want bolder climate action feels hopeful.

📣 Do remember to use your voice, encourage those around you to attend future screenings and put pressure on those in power for change.

With thanks to Worthing Baptist Church for hosting us.

14/10/2026

Join us this coming Sunday, 18 October, for the second part of Rebuilding: From the Inside Out.

Our series explores how God’s love shapes us from the inside out—helping us notice what’s happening within us and become more fully who we are created to be.

With Nehemiah 8, we’ll explore what happens when we listen to Scripture afresh—meeting Jesus, discovering grace and allowing what we hear to shape our lives.

Our harvest collection this year supports Turning Tides, helping people experiencing homelessness. We’ll hear more about their work through a short video.

Doors open at 10am, with the service at 10.30am. It will also be livestreamed on our Worthing Baptist Church YouTube channel.

11/10/2026

Such a lovely morning.

Ands thanks John!

Touching seeing people come forward with the ‘response’ item (the small brick). Space for others to do so over the weeks ahead as we explore Nehemiah together.

06/10/2026

Reminder, you can bring items this Sunday ❤️

05/10/2026

This coming Sunday we begin our new series, Rebuilding: From the Inside Out, exploring the story of Nehemiah and what it might have to say to our own lives and the world around us.

Our first sermon is simply called NOTICING.

When Nehemiah heard about Jerusalem, the Temple had been rebuilt and life had carried on for decades — yet the city walls were still broken. People had learned to live around something that still needed attention.

We’ll think about how easily we can do the same. Life gets busy, the urgent crowds out the important, and we can stop noticing things in ourselves and around us. Nehemiah’s story begins not with rebuilding, but with stopping, paying attention and allowing himself to be affected by what he sees.

Over the coming weeks we’ll explore how what happens within us shapes how we live, love and respond to the world around us.

John (pictured), our Church Secretary, will also be interviewed by Mike this Sunday.

Doors open at 10.00am for a 10.30am start, and we’re normally together for about an hour.

The service will also be livestreamed on our YouTube channel:
https://youtube.com/live/NdFY1aEYlPI

If you haven't joined us before, you might like to find out a little more about who we are on our website, where you can also see past services:

https://www.wbch.org.uk

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