We believe there is one holy and perfect God — Father, Son and Holy Spirit — fully God, eternal, united in love — who made us, loves us and calls us to Himself.
We believe Jesus is God in the flesh: fully God, fully human.
He lived the life we could not live.
He died the death we deserved.
He rose again in victory.
He is alive.
He is Lord.
He is the head of His Church.
And He is the only way to the Father.
Through Him, anyone can be made new.
God made a good world.
But through human rebellion, sin entered in. We have all chosen our own way. What was whole became fractured.
Sin separates us from God, from one another, and even from ourselves.
Left alone, we are lost.
God, in His mercy, offers salvation by grace.
You didn’t earn it.
You don’t deserve it.
But you can receive it.
Through faith in Jesus, we are forgiven, adopted into God’s family, and given new life — now and forever.
Grace does not just rescue us. It transforms us — our hearts, our relationships, and the way we live.
Grace is free — but it changes everything.
To believe in Jesus means turning from sin and trusting Him as Saviour and Lord.
Repentance and faith belong together.
True faith produces a new direction, growing obedience, and wholehearted loyalty to Christ.
We do not merely admire Jesus.
We follow Him.
God is making all things new.
Through His Church, He restores what is broken.
His Kingdom comes.
His reign reshapes lives, families, communities and nations.
We are not spectators.
We join Christ in His redemptive work — bringing His Kingdom into our town and beyond.
Jesus will come again.
Evil will be judged.
Death will be defeated.
Creation will be renewed.
Our hope is not wishful thinking — it is anchored in the risen Christ.
Hope strengthens us in suffering, fuels mission and gives us courage.
We do not simply wait. We pray, we love, we labour — and we live in light of His coming.
The Bible is God’s living word to us — true, powerful and full of authority.
It tells one great story, with Jesus at the centre.
It shapes what we believe, how we live, and who we are becoming.
We do not stand over Scripture. We stand under it.
It calls us to follow Jesus with our whole hearts.
God’s Spirit lives in us.
He gives us new life, shapes our character and empowers us to serve.
He comforts, convicts, guides and strengthens us for mission.
The Spirit gives gifts — teaching, mercy, leadership, prophecy, healing and more — so that the whole church may grow.
Every believer is gifted.
Every gift matters.
We use what He gives to build the church and bless the world.
The Holy Spirit still speaks today — to strengthen, encourage and guide His church.
We eagerly welcome spiritual gifts, including prophecy, while weighing everything carefully in line with Scripture.
We seek the Spirit’s ongoing direction as we follow Jesus together.
We want to be a church that listens — and obeys.
The Church is not a building — it is God’s people.
We belong to one another.
We serve like Jesus.
We carry one another’s burdens.
We care for the poor.
We love across barriers of age, culture and background.
And Jesus sends us to make disciples — in Littlehampton and to the nations.
Jesus leads. We follow.
He has appointed elders — qualified men called to shepherd, guard and guide the church with humility, wisdom and courage.
They are supported by a wider leadership team of men and women who serve faithfully in many areas of church life.
Trustees oversee legal and financial responsibilities with integrity and accountability.
Together, leadership exists to protect the gospel, equip God’s people and help the church grow in Christ.
God’s heart beats for the poor — and so does ours.
Jesus went to them, loved them, and lifted them up. He saw the overlooked, the hurting, the oppressed — and He acted.
We will too.
We meet needs.
We fight injustice.
We open our lives.
The gospel is hope — for eternity, and for today.
And the poor are not on the sidelines; they are at the heart of God’s Kingdom — and ours.
We are part of Regions Beyond, a global family of churches.
Through apostolic leadership and trans-local partnership, we receive encouragement, correction and support.
We value accountability.
We value shared mission.
We value being connected to something bigger than ourselves.
We belong to a wider story of what God is doing in the nations.
Baptism is a joyful act of obedience.
Through full immersion, we declare that we have died with Christ and been raised to new life in Him.
It is a public declaration:
“I belong to Jesus. I belong to His people.”
We regularly gather to remember Jesus.
Through bread and juice, we proclaim His death, celebrate His grace and look forward to His return.
It keeps the gospel at the centre of our life together.
Everything we have is from Him.
We give freely, joyfully and sacrificially — not out of pressure, but out of gratitude and trust.
Our generosity blesses others, strengthens the church and fuels God’s mission.
We give because He first gave to us.
As members of the Regions Beyond global church family, we align ourselves with Regions Beyond's values. As partners in the Newfrontiers apastolic network, we agree with their vision and values. As contemporary evangelicals, we affirm modern statements such as the Evangelical Alliance statement of faith and the Lausanne Covenant. As part of the universal church, we also hold to the ecumenical creeds (the Apostles’, Nicene-Constantinopolitan, Chalcedonian and Athanasian Creeds). As Protestant Christians, we affirm that justification is by faith alone, and stand in the tradition of Reformation confessional documents like the Heidelberg Catechism, although we believe water baptism is only for believers.