St Andrew's Church
Goldsworth Park
Woking
To know Jesus better
and so to make Him better known
With the relaxation of government restrictions our services are again open to all without pre-booking. Most services are also live-streamed. For details see the COVID-19 page (under the SERVICES tab above) or the COMING UP page (under CHURCH LIFE above); or contact an appropriate person via the WHO'S WHO page (under ABOUT US) for full details.
Welcome to St Andrew's
A friendly community-focused Church in Goldsworth Park
Worship
Sunday 1 August, 10am
Today is the first in our summer series on Bible Superheroes. What makes a Bible superhero? Come to church at 10am to find out, with the help of masks, stickers and activities!. All are welcome to this all-age service - no need to book, just turn up. Or visit our Superheroes family page HERE, It includes a Playmobil video story and activities created especially for St Andrew's.
No live stream today: Worship online with Holy Trinity Claygate - click here to join their morning service or visit the family page.
For recordings of services and more Bible stories and activities for children, please visit our Worship this Week site here: www.goldsworthpark.org.uk/wtw
About us
St. Andrew's is a friendly, community-focussed Church at the heart of Goldsworth Park, Woking. We’d love to welcome you at a Sunday service or in our Coffee Shop during the week.
You’ll find people of all ages and backgrounds from a variety of nationalities and cultures. We are a family-friendly church with clubs and activities for children and young people from 0-15, plus activities and events for older people.
St Andrew’s is a growing Anglican church in the evangelical tradition. We are committed to making a difference locally and globally in the name of Jesus Christ.
Our aim is:
To know Jesus better, and so
to make Him better known.
We look forward to meeting you. Come and be a part of what God is doing here!
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Miss a Sunday?
Click to listen to sermons on our Resources site
We're Family friendly!
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About our Mission partners
Our Mission: Far & Near web site includes details of our mission strategy, information on all our mission partners and also their latest news. Click below to visit:
Please bookmark & return regularly for news updates.
Andy's Community Cafe
Our friendly community cafe Andy's is open Mondays-Thursdays, 10.30am-3pm, right through the school summer holidays. We have a range of superb coffees, teas and snacks, and a "pay as you feel" menu: there are no fixed prices, so you can pay what you can afford at the time (or nothing if you're feeling the pinch) so no one goes hungry.
For details click here to visit Andy's lovely web page - or Get Social with Andy's using these buttons:
Like Andy's on Facebook /AndysCommunityCafe
Follow Andy's on Twitter @AndysCafeGWP
Follow Andy's on Instagram @AndysCommunityCafe
Services in August - Superheroes of the faith
1 Aug: What makes a superhero? The Good Samaritan
8 Aug: Moses – even superheroes have helpers
15 Aug: Joshua - Spies, surprises and success (and Kate's final service)
22 Aug: Esther – beautiful, brave and brilliant
29 Aug: David – Puny plus God = powerful
(photo credit - Austris Augusts on Unsplash)
Each Sunday in August we will be looking at a superhero from the bible.
There will be a Playmobil video as well as suggestions for activities and crafts available on the Worship this Week Families pages, or come along to worship together in church!
Are you a survivor or victim of church related abuse? Could you help the Diocese of Guildford to learn from the past and protect the future?
The Diocese of Guildford is currently reviewing all its records, across all 162 parishes, to ensure that all safeguarding concerns and allegations have been identified, reported, and appropriately actioned. Critical to this, is the voice of survivors and victims. The Diocese of Guildford wants to listen to and to learn from your experiences and ensure that your voices are heard throughout this review process.
Coming forward
Anybody who would like to give information or make disclosures about church-related abuse is asked to contact Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor, Jackie Broadfoot (phone 07918 559387 email jackie.broadfoot@cofeguildford.org.uk).
Support is available
The Diocese recognises that coming forward may be extremely difficult and dedicated support has been set up for you. Two confidential listening services have been set up, for those people who have experienced church related abuse but who might want to talk through their experiences and feelings before taking any next step. To find out more about the support available click here.