
Well okay perhaps it's not all winks and secret handshakes but you have to admire a group that starts something like this and keeps it going in a school building rather than the dedicated steepled developments we are used to associating with ecclesiastical gatherings. (I have seen others in the past but not very many.)

Mark Hughes, from the church told the blog:
"Christmas is a strange time - being happy is compulsory, but often the stresses and strains of normal life weigh on us most heavily over the festive period.
And that's why Grace Church, which meets in Green Lane Primary School and has trebled in size since it was started six years ago, offers a range of friendly Christmas events. Their aim is for every resident of Worcester Park to have a space and time to think, reflect, and find meaning to the ups and downs of Christmas and of life. Grace Church is one of those churches containing many who don't think of themselves as particularly 'churchy' or 'religious'- which means if you don't either, you'll feel at home!"About 40 children come along each Sunday and the church runs six different children's groups during each service to accommodate them. They also run relaxed evenings for people wishing to think through what they believe.
So if you are looking for somewhere to express your faith in a less formal atmosphere, perhaps Grace Church is for you.
And if anyone knows of a secret pub in Worcester Park, please let me know...
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