WELCOME!
Welcome to our website. We’re a church of ordinary and imperfect people who are seeking to live their lives out by following Jesus and the way he lived. We’ve found that he has welcomed us ‘home’ with open arms and transformed our lives and so we aim to be an informal welcoming church who go out of our way to help others follow Jesus too and so have their lives transformed by his love and power. We don’t just expect people to come to our building (though you’re welcome too and is as good a place as any), but do church in creative ways out in the community. So see the section below about ‘cluster church’ and why not check out the cluster page to see more details?
Whoever you are, wherever you are at there is something here for you.
To get a flavour of what’s going on midweek at MBC, enjoy browsing through this site.
To find out more about us, come and join us on a Sunday, as follows:
We have one Sunday morning service at 10.30 am.
There are separate children’s groups and groups for young people that run during these times.
You are welcome. Give us a go!
We meet in Clusters across SW London. Having received God’s love through Jesus we want to give it away. On a typical Sunday many if us won’t be in our church building, but will be out in the community, doing and being church in creative ways to share God’s love.
Each cluster (of up to 50 people) meets around a specific need, location or passion, in community centres, parks, schools, cafes and pubs. Wherever we are, the intention is the same: to share the Father’s love in our neighbourhoods and workplaces with those who don’t yet know Him.
Whilst there are services every Sunday at the Church centre, the whole church gets together on the first Sunday of the month for a celebration.
Please email us your prayer requests to prayer@faithinmorden.com and we will pray for you as a church.

Here are some events coming up soon at MBC.
Visit our What's On section for a full calendar of events.

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