About Us
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Sunday Services at 10.30am
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We have about 70 members and most people find us to be a very warm and friendly Church. Our Sunday Services are usually held at 10.30am - details for any particular Sunday are in the Church Diary. If you are not welcomed warmly by several people on your first visit you should complain to one of the members of our Leadership Team!
We mostly use modern songs projected onto a screen but sometimes use older hymns from Songs of Fellowship or the Baptist Hymn Book. Most people use the NIV translation of the Bible and that's the translation provided for the use of visitors.
We have a creche during the morning service for small children and Sunday Groups for older children and young people. We serve coffee and tea after Sunday morning services. We also offer prayer ministry after each of our services.
Multimedia History
The Baptist community in Teddington began with meetings during 1877
Mission, Vision, Logo
We want this to be a VITAL church, with signs of His life in everything we do
Motto Text for the years
For I know the plans I have for you," declares the Lord, "Plans to prosper you...
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What are Baptists?
Baptists are a mainstream Christian group. However, we have four distinctives:
As our name suggests, we practice Believers' Baptism by total immersion of those who profess a real faith in the Lord Jesus Christ as their own personal Saviour.
Local Baptist Churches are independent, linked only to other Baptist churches by voluntary association. There is no national Baptist Church, only a Union of independent local Baptist Churches.
Baptist churches are gathered churches in that they consist of those who have 'gathered together' by mutual consent. Members of a local Baptist Church "opt into" membership, rather than entering it by default through tradition or location.
Each local Baptist Church is congregationally governed. This means that all the major decisions about the life and work of a local Church are made by its own members. There is no central governing body of Baptist Churches.
