Communities
On an average Sunday we have over 600 people worshipping at Bath City Church, so it can be easy to get a little lost. We don't like to think of people sitting in the auditorium without anyone saying “Hello” because that’s just not God’s heart. We were never designed to be alone or to go through issues on our own. One of our values is to make sure that everyone who wants to belong, really feels like they do. We understand that sometimes having space is really important, but we want everyone to feel that they have a home here, somewhere you can be yourself without any pretense.
If you’re a new member, our Connect Team headed by Rosie Sherwin is here to help you find your way into church life. We know that being in a large crowd can feel a bit daunting so we try our best to help folk connect with others and to connect up someone’s individual skills and talents with areas of serving.
We can also discuss and introduce you into the various Discipleship and Community Groups we have throughout Bath and the surrounding area.
For details contact Rosie Sherwin
Community Elders
In a church with as many people in it as BCC it can be difficult to make sure that everyone receives the pastoral support they need, especially so when one considers that often this needs to be pro-active rather than reactive. At Bath City Church in 2011 we introduced Community Elders, each one of whom is responsible for keeping a weather eye open for the general welfare of about 50 folk within the Bath City Church family. Nigel and Jill Stenning took up the position of Lead Community Elders in February 2012 with the responsibility for the ministry of the Community Elders and for overseeing all general pastoral matters from the church body.
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