Jesus is God the Son, and the One in whom we find salvation from sin.

First you must recognise that you are a sinner (Romans 3:23) and that you need Jesus in your life. Ask Him to forgive you and cleanse you from sin, believe in your heart that He has forgiven you (1 John 1:9).

Baptism is immersion in water. The water does not wash away your sin. Rather, it is a public testimony to the world that you have given up a sinful life and have decided to follow Jesus. It is also a way of identifying yourself with Jesus.

Baptism is a key part of your salvation experience (Mark 16:16). It is a practical way to demonstrate the faith you have put in Jesus. Although baptism doesn’t save you (1 Peter 3:21) a person who genuinely confesses their sin will want to be baptised (Acts 8:36).

If you have confessed your sins to God and want to be baptised you can speak to the Pastor and share a testimony of your conversion (Romans 10:9). The Pastor will counsel you and once both of you are satisfied that your conversion experience is consistent with the Bible your baptism will be arranged and affected.

Simply put, prayer is conversation with God. By prayer we build our relationship with God and make our requests known to Him. Whether vocal or internal, God hears our every word.

We accept all versions of the Bible that hold true to the original text of God’s Word.

It is important for you to understand the language being used in the Bible you read. Versions such as the NKJV (New King James Version), ESV (English Standard Version) and NIV (New International Version) are very clear and don’t use old English. It is a good idea to visit a bookstore and have a read through, then choose the one you feel most comfortable with. The AMP (Amplified) is a good Bible to study with as it expands the scriptures.

We are a church who welcome Christians and non-Christians alike, irrespective of race, religion, culture or beliefs. We are a group of people positioned by God to care for those whose lives are broken, and offer a listening ear to those in need. The People's United Church is for those who simply want a place to worship God with no ‘church politics’ or doctrinal wrangles. However, we do have and support deep Christian beliefs and follow the teachings of the Bible. Click here to find our beliefs.

Our beliefs can be found here.

We are an independent evangelical group not directly linked to any organisation. However, we are not exclusive. We support and welcome fellowship with any Christian organisation and see ourselves as just another part of the wider church and the body of Christ worldwide.

No. Those who attend our church are from different backgrounds. We are not ‘fused together’ by denomination but by the grace of God.

Singing of contemporary and traditional songs. Testimonies. A time when visitors are welcomed A message from a passage in the Bible. A time to meet, greet and make new friends.

At present we do not have a Sunday School or Children’s Church. However, provisions are made for any children in attendance.

Yes. We encourage all who have accepted Jesus Christ to join us and participate in Holy Communion, whether they are members or not.

Pay us a visit to get a feel of the place and the people. That’s the best way to know! Here you will meet people who are warm, friendly and take an interest in you as a person. We would love to have you join us.

You can visit our church or contact us and request to speak to the Minister.

We have online Bible study on Tuesday evenings 7:45pm - 8:45pm, with every first Tuesday of the month dedicated to prayer.

Our giving is used to help the spread the Gospel, assisting local needs in the community, genuine needs among the fellowship and to meet overhead costs.

The word Trinity is a theological term used to help us understand the Godhead -Father, Son and Holy Spirit.