All services are available for those visiting, though we'd recommend either the 9.30am or 5pm services in particular. These services offer more space for getting to know people after the service has finished.

Our services usually include a time of sung worship together, some info about upcoming events, someone sharing some teaching on the Bible, and a time for people to receive prayer. If you’re new, you’re welcome to come and check it out and get involved at your own pace.

It's a relaxed environment (no dress code!), and you're welcome to come as you are.

All of our Sunday services have similar content and are aimed at being accessible to anyone. We love to see a mix of ages and backgrounds at all of our services. The morning services tend to have more families, as that’s when our kids work runs. The best way to find out more is to come along and check the vibe for yourself!

We welcome anyone with accessibility requirements, and we'll do whatever we can to make it easy for you to visit.

King's House has step-free access with a lift in our cafe up to the first floor, and our host team will be available to assist with this.

The Ethiopian Church has approx 5 steps at the entrance, and unfortunately does not yet have wheelchair access.

If you have any questions or would like to make arrangements for assistance before visiting, please email us at hello@kxc.org.uk

We don't have reserved parking, but you can usually find on-street parking in the near side roads such as Northdown St, Killick St, and Collier St that's free on Sundays.

There will be cameras filming for the 3pm livestreamed service, and from time to time we will also collect footage and photographs during all services for use online and in printed materials. Please speak to one of the hosting team on the day and let us know in advance at hello@kxc.org.uk if you would not like to feature in any of these materials.