Welcome to Franche Community Church
Meeting Together, Eating Together and Raising Disciples together
Worship Service starts at 10:30am
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Sunday Morning
Food Bank
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Information for what we are up to and Charity Information
Food Bank
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Find us on Facebook, watch our weekly watch-party services, Hire the Hall and Foodbank requests also available.
Love to Give
If you would like to support 'Franche Community Church and Food Bank' Charity (no. 701151) then click the link below to find options.
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Everybody is welcome, no matter who you are, where you are from, or even if you have no idea about church. Established in 1989 and now part of the Pioneer Network of Churches, our goal at Franche Community Church is to:
- Take the Bible very seriously, putting it in your hands to understand, study, and see Jesus.
- Serve the local community as best we can.
- Come together on Sundays to celebrate one another’s stories, and share in prayer and prophecy.
- Eat together once a month and rejoice together every week.
Franche Community Church has a strong community and family focus, and our aim is to see people in the Wyre Forest encounter the truth and love of Jesus Christ.
Our church vision follows Jesus and the way His first followers were church together. We believe God calls His followers to build community, strengthen one another, and spread the good news of Jesus.
We see this demonstrated in Acts 2:42-47, where Jesus' followers gathered to eat, pray, teach, and praise.
On Sunday mornings, we gather to do just that: eat together (first Sunday of the month - communion every week), discuss teaching, praise, and pray with one another. You're welcome to do any or none of that; just come along and find friendly people who want to get to know you.
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