Come and see
Sunday at 10:30am. There is no need to book or let us know first. Use the Weston Park Road entrance and simply come in. You can sit wherever you feel comfortable.
Start here
You don’t have to have it all worked out.
Honest questions are welcome. Here is a simple way to begin — at your own pace, without pressure, and without pretending to be certain.
Sundays at 10:30amPeverell, Plymouth
A simple way to begin
Five steps, no rush.
You do not need to know the words, understand the routine or have your life sorted out. Begin where you are.
Ask your questions
3-2-1 is a short introduction to Christianity, run regularly in person, with time for questions and discussion. You can ask anything, or simply listen. About 3-2-1.
Read a Gospel
Start with Luke or John. Read a few verses slowly and ask what they show you about Jesus. If you would like a free copy, ask us and we will have one ready for you.
Pray honestly
You do not need special words. Set aside five minutes, put your phone away, and speak to God as you would to someone who already knows you. “God, if you are there, I want to know you. Help me.”
Take the next step
Come on Sunday, ask a question, or let us know you would like to hear about the next 3-2-1 group. There is no commitment and no pressure.
Who is Jesus?
The good news in plain words.
The Christian message is not first a set of rules to keep. It is the story of a God who made us, came to find us, and invites us home.
Made for God
You were made by God and for God. Your life has a purpose deeper than achievement, approval or the next thing.
Drifted
We have all turned away from him. None of us can repair ourselves, which is why the good news begins with grace rather than effort.
Redeemed
Jesus Christ lived the life we could not live, died the death we deserved, and rose again. He is not a distant idea; he is a living Lord.
Invited
Turn to him, trust him, and receive forgiveness, new life and a place in God’s family. You can begin with an honest prayer today.
A prayer to start
“God, I don’t have everything worked out. I want to know you. Thank you that Jesus came, died and rose again. Please forgive me, help me, and show me how to follow you. Amen.”
You do not need special words. This is simply a way to begin.
No pressure
Come as you are.
You will not be asked to sign anything, speak publicly or pretend to be certain. You can listen, ask, or simply sit at the back.
No signing up
Come on Sunday without booking or committing to anything.
No public speaking
You will be welcomed, not put on the spot.
No pretending
Doubt, grief and questions are welcome here.
Honest questions
Things people ask.
What if I’m not sure God exists?
That is a reasonable place to start. You are welcome to come and listen, and to ask questions without being made to feel embarrassed.
Do I have to change before I come?
No. Come as you are. The Christian message is that God meets us where we are, not where we think we should be.
What happens on Sunday?
We sing, pray, read the Bible and hear a sermon. It usually finishes around noon, with coffee afterwards. You can stay for as much or as little as you like.
What if I have been hurt by church?
We are sorry. You would not be the first person to come with that story. We will not pressure you; we would simply like to listen and welcome you carefully.
Can I be a Christian and still have doubts?
Yes. Faith and doubt can exist together. Questions are not the enemy of faith; they are often how faith grows deeper roots.
How do I become a Christian?
Turn to Jesus, trust him, and ask him to forgive you and lead your life. You can pray where you are. Then come and tell someone; we would love to help you take the next step. If you would like to read more first, the good news page explains the whole story.
The door is open
Come and see.
Sunday at 10:30am · 33 Old Park Road, Peverell, Plymouth, PL3 4PY