Christchurch Felling is an Anglican (Church of England) church. It was built in 1867, and has been in continuous use since then. Today we have a regular congregation of around 80, divided between our regular Sunday services at 9am and 10.30am.
The services have greatly differing characters: the 9am service is a more traditional Church of England service – utilising traditional hymnody and Common Worship. The 10.30am service is less formal, although still following Common Worship, a more flexible approach is taken reflected particularly in the contemporary style of worship. A crèche is available for children below school age.
Each of the services has a similar overall aim – to worship Almighty God; to sing His praises; to hear God’s word preached, to pray, to support and to encourage one another in the Christian faith just as Jesus told us to.
Each Sunday and also Wednesday at 9.30am we share Holy Communion (also known as the Eucharist).
Please feel free to join us at any of our services; 
and if there is any aspect of the service you do not understand, or wish to have explained, please ask a member of the congregation afterwards. If they cannot tell you the answer, they should at least know someone who can! The Vicar loves answering questions!
We have set up Mission Communities, these groups have started meeting together. If you are interested please contact us.
Finally, as a church we are committed to praying for the needs of the parish of Felling on a regular basis. If you would like us to pray for you, there are two ways to let us know.
Either contact the vicar with a prayer request, or come and visit us on Carlisle Street, Felling, and fill in one of the prayer request forms at the back of the church and pin it to the cross.
