Trinity Methodist Church, Codsall
Methodist Church with a passion for the community. A wide variety of onsite activities for all ages throughout the week.
Online and In-person worship on a Sunday.
Disability contact: Joanna Fearnley
Website: codsallmethodist.org
Oasis Church Birmingham
Oasis is about two things: loving God, and loving people. We believe that Jesus is enough, and that he changes everything. The invitation is for each and every person to receive those truths and allow them to shape us. All are welcome.
Disability contact: Charlie Pearce
Website: theoasischurch.com
WAVE Church, Ipswich
WAVE Church, Ipswich, is a church that meets monthly starting in April 2025 on the first Sunday each month at 4pm. All are welcome to worship together. There is a monthly Children's church called WAVE Kids on the third Sunday at 4pm starting in May 2025. We run Growing Hope courses for parents and siblings of those with additional needs. We will be starting a WAVE Cafe and other activities for young adults with learning disabilities to socialise and volunteer with others. WATCH THIS SPACE!
Contact: Mr Bob Hamilton
Website: ipswichwaterfrontchurches.co.uk
St Vincent's Church
Roman Catholic Church
Contacts:
Katharine Ryan-Murray
Catherine Livingston
Website: stvincentschurch.com
St Peter's Church of England
We're ordinary people who worship an extraordinary God. We have a relaxed and friendly service, we have a lively mix of styles with hymns and modern songs and a children's ministry during the service. In all our services we aim to worship God, learn from the Bible and meet with Jesus.
Whilst the vicar is a wheelchair user, we are fully aware of the needs of people with a whole range of 'hidden' disabilities, and those who are not neurotypical. You can be guaranteed a warm welcome and we are willing to learn from you in how best to enable you to fully participate into the life of the church.
Disability Contact: Rev John Naudé
Website: stpetersrockferry.co.uk
Holy Trinity Guernsey
We have been working hard over the past 18 months to be intentional about trying to make sure everyone feels like they belong. We have introduced a sensory room for the children who need a place to regulate and are continuing work to be mindful of the needs of others and accommodating that where we can for both adults and children. Sarah Couchman and Helen Sheppard are both members of staff at Holy Trinity Church. Sarah heads up this initiative and began a lovely fellowship group at one of our supported living accommodations on the Island. This fellowship group is an accessible group and we currently have around 20 wonderful neurodiverse attendees and carers that come along fortnightly on a Monday. Helen helps with this group and also works with the Children's pastor as sensory support for neurodiverse children.
Disability Contacts: Sarah Couchman or Helen Sheppard
Website: holytrinity.org.gg
Vineyard Carlisle
We have a ministry to care for Carlisle and the people in it regardless of ethnic or diversity differences. We are multicultural.
Disability Contact: Rebecca Mullins
Website: carlislevineyard.com
The Dandelion Community, The United Reformed Church
A church and community hub working together on the site with: daily Community gym, weekly community meals, weekly warm welcome, drop in, age friendly activities, weekly carers group, book club, women’s group Tuesday evenings, men’s group Friday mornings.
Contact: Rev’d Kate Gray
Website: dandelioncommunity.org.uk
Hazel Grove Baptist Church
Colchester Deaf Church
We meet monthly on the 3rd Sunday at 3.30 pm. Our main language for communication is BSL, but all deaf people welcome. We have an informal service where everyone can contribute.
Contact Person: Diana BengeAbbott
Website: chelmsford.anglican.org