Swanton Abbott Community Chapel

Swanton Abbott Community Chapel

A friendly independent evangelical church in rural Norfolk, with a growing congregation, reaching out to the local community with the love of Jesus.

Contact: Jane Everard
Website: www.thesacc.co.uk

Witard Road Baptist Church

We are a lively Baptist church located on the eastern edge of Norwich. We seek to be welcoming to all (including anyone with a disability of any kind), with a heart to serve God inspired by the Holy Spirit, so that lives may be transformed. The church is host to the Norfolk branch of Disabled Christian Fellowship which holds meetings on the second Thursday of each month at 2pm (except January) - anyone with a disability, and their relative or carer is very welcome.

Disability Champion: Michael Cary
Website: www.witardroadbaptist.org

St Mary's Church Charminster

We want everyone to find a warm welcome in our Anglican Church which serves the villages of Charminster and Charlton Down. Our services range from the traditional to the more informal. On Tuesdays we are open to our community, offering tea coffee and cake and there are other activities through the week.

Disability Champion: Hazel Morgan
Website: https://www.stmarys-charminster.org.uk

King's Church High Wycombe

We are a diverse church of thousands that surrounds and saturates High Wycombe with the love of Jesus. We exist to see ordinary people changed by Jesus to change the world.

  • Friendly and open welcome to all in our Sunday Morning Meetings
  • Midweek Small Group aimed at adults with learning difficulties
  • SEN support within King's Kids, our children's ministry
  • Parenting Courses, including for parents of children with SEN

Disability Champion: Jennifer Swallow

Website: https://kchw.co.uk/

Trinity Church Scarborough

We are an evangelical, charismatic and Anglican Church. We believe the Bible is God’s written word and are convinced that God’s word is the way God’s work is carried out in God’s world. We are a loving, encouraging church that seeks to support, correct and provide for one another. We love worshipping God as we gather and are committed to caring for each other as the Lord.

Disability Champion: Iain and Emma Luke
Website: www.trinityscarborough.org.uk
Disability Inclusion Webpage: www.trinityscarborough.org.uk/disability-inclusion

King's Community Church

Treasure Trove - Sunday group for children with additional needs and/or disabilities. Sensory room in progress. GEMS - midweek ministry for people with dementia. Sundays - personalised support to attend Youth group for those who need it.

Disability Champion: Rosie Swift

Website: www.kccsouthampton.org

Leeds Vineyard

We're a lively church community based in Headingley and reaching out to Leeds. Come as you are, we would love to meet you.

Disability Champion: Amanda Shaw
Website: www.leedsvineyard.org

Upton Vale Baptist Church

Every Sunday we run a group for adults with additional needs and their carers. We call it B2gether and it runs at the same time as the main service, starting at 10.30am.  We begin all together in the main service for a time of worship then go into our group where we chat over coffee, learn more about our faith, pray and sing together, and do craft, drama and other activities.   Our group is a loved and celebrated part of our congregation and contributions of readings and prayers by our members as part of our services are deeply appreciated by the fellowship.  We also have a Makaton signer in the main service most weeks signing some of the songs.  Our Church building has an accessible entrance and accessible toilets.  

Disability Champion: Barbara Sumner

Website: www.uptonvale.org.uk

Arise Church

For more details please visit: www.arisechurch.uk/inclusivechurch

Disability Champion: Laura Potter

Website: www.arisechurch.uk

St Austell Baptist Church

We meet approximately 6 weekly, on a Sunday afternoon, as a group of people with learning disability, to focus on different topics of teaching from the bible and to be able to worship together.  We share time together in worship and have times of fellowship.  We also partner with our friends in Helston, who join us for our services and we travel to join them when they meet.
Away from our structured times, we would like to consider ourselves as an inclusive church, welcoming everyone into our church family and to encourage people to use and develop the gifts given by God.

Disability Champion: Barbara Collings

Website: www.stabc.org.uk