Fenland Community Church
All humans are unique and loved by God, and that is fundamental to what we do.
We aim to provide a fun and accepting environment for everyone, especially people with a learning disability, to discover that they are unique, special and loved by Jesus, and can chose to respond to Him at their own level.
Our Sunday services are very relaxed and we are happy to have folk of all disabilities and none.
We try to have fun, using drama, dance, percussion instruments, flags etc.
We use a laptop and projector to enhance what we are doing - projecting photos, clipart, videos, etc
We try to run all our meetings so that everyone can understand what is going on, and we encourage everyone to join in as much as they are able.
We sometimes use Makaton signing. We are still learning!
Disability contact: Edward Kerr
Website: fcc.uk.net
Ashby Baptist Church
We are a lively Baptist church, providing adult and children's groups which aim to be inclusive to all.
Our facilities include a lift and disabled toilet. We also attempt to be an inclusive safe space for the growing number of neurodivergent adults and children in the congregation.
Disability contact: Ali Sheffield
Website: ashbybaptist.co.uk
Saint Teresa of Lisieux Roman Catholic Church
The Roman Catholic Church of Saint Teresa's of Lisieux in Charlbury, is located in an attractive market town in the Cotswolds. Our parish covers some 40 square miles of West Oxfordshire and our congregation come from many villages to worship in our beautiful little church. Our church community in Charlbury is small and friendly and we will be very pleased to welcome you. Ministries include: Welcomers; Altar Servers; Readers; Cantors; Organists; Extraordinary Ministries of Holy Communion; Coffee After Mass; Ecumenism Churches Together Charlbury.
Disability Contact: Elena Piras
Website: stteresaschurch-charlbury.com
St John's C.O.E. (Ealing)
We are an Evangelical church with a denomination of Church of England.
Hello & Welcome!
We are a diverse community of people in West London, seeking to experience, reflect and share the love of Jesus through our worship and lifestyles. If you are thinking about an evangelical Church in the Ealing area, we'd love to invite you to come and join us on a Sunday morning & find out more about our vision, values and church life.
We are accessible to people with a physical, learning, sensory or hidden disability. You are, initially, most welcome to join us at our Sunday morning service, which starts at 10am with refreshments following the service.
Disability Contact: Alan Stacey MBE
Website: stjohnsealing.org.uk
St Jude's Church, Mapperley
Mid-sized evangelical Anglican church, lots of neurodiverse folk (including the vicar!), multiple wheelchair users most weeks, kids groups SEND aware.
Disability contact: John Allister
Website: stjudes.church
Framlingham Community Baptist Church
We are a growing Church and are welcoming to everyone.
Disability contact: Benjamin Plant
Website: framlinghambaptist.co.uk
Malmesbury Abbey
Malmesbury Abbey was built in the 12th century for the glory and worship of God. It is a place of beauty, prayer and the very warmest welcome.
Disability contact: Charlotte Cox
Website: malmesburyabbey.com
St. Peter’s RC Church (Hazel Grove) / St. Philip's (Offerton)
St.Peters is a large parish with 4 weekend masses that cater to different groups overall.
Satirday 1200: no music and a quieter mass generally.
1800 mass at St.Philip’s in Offerton.
Sunday: 0830- for the early birds! Organ music and hymns
1000-Family Mass. Music. Choir. Very busy service. We offer a separate children’s service called Toast in the adjoining parish centre. It is very well attended. Toast is very disability aware and inclusion is of paramount importance. Refreshments are offered after this mass.
1800: Youth mass. Music.
In addition, we have quarterly masses that aim to be very accessible for individuals and families who may have difficulties accessing other services.
Lambs Group: This is a social group held every month for adults with additional needs or disabilities, and their carers. For more information email: lambsdisco@gmail.com
Or click this link to access the Lambs website:
https://sites.google.com/view/lambsdisco
For further information on how accessible our church is please see our ‘Access Statement’ on the main page of the parish website.
We also have a Disability Inclusion Group which aims to develop our accessibility and inclusion of all people with disabilities. For further information about the work of this group please email:
Inclusionstpeters@gmail.com
Disability contact: Anna Magner
Website: stpeterscatholic.church
St Chad's
St Chad’s is a welcoming, inclusive church with modern style worship and a live music group.
St Chad’s is actively involved in the local community. It holds a community café two mornings a week, children’s and young groups during Sunday services and during some evenings and holidays. We also help run a parish bereavement café.
Disability Contact: Alison Price
Website: kidderminstereast.org.uk
St John's church Failsworth
We are developing a fully accessible community space within our church which should be fully completed by May 2025, along with new toilets, one accessible.
We still need ramps into the church but are working with Oldham Council to make a gentle and safe wheelchair friendly gradient. We have large print hymn books and service sheets available at all services and use a loop system. We are hoping to establish a Singing for the Brain Choir and regular socials to encourage well-being and inclusion. We are on a journey with the wider community and Roofbreakers to make St John's as welcoming, inclusive and accessible as possible.
Disability Contacts: Mrs Mary Still and Rev Aysha
Website: achurchnearyou.com/St-John-Failsworth