Harefield Baptist Church: Bringing God’s love into everyday life

Hatfield Baptist Church

Harefield Baptist Church is a friendly and welcoming fellowship with a heart for Jesus Christ. We are based in Harefield, Middlesex, England.

The church runs a number of regular events aimed at involving the local community and supporting worthwhile causes. Our aim is to be an active church, bringing the love of God into everyday life.

One example is our bereavement support group, which brings folk together to share and support each other through grief (Ecclesiastes 3:4).

Chatterbox, our group for under-fives, provides a safe place for children to play and for adults to receive support.

The Community Hotspot is where folk from the village come to share hot soup and bread, play board games and find someone to talk to.

Crafty Time is a group that encourages people to learn new skills and support each other. We have a donation box, with contributions going to a charity chosen by the group.

All the events we hold are free to the community.

The wonderful thing about Harefield Baptist Church is that it is made up of individuals who either have a belief in Jesus Christ or are willing to have an open mind to find out who He is. We exist to worship God and to enable those who don’t have that relationship to find Him also. We’re not around just for ourselves; we are here to help those outside the church to realise what they’re missing out on. We want people to experience for themselves the transforming love of God, who can answer all our questions.

Laughter is often heard in our services, and we continually work to provide something that all ages can find fun yet appropriate.

We believe in acceptance and respect for everyone, acknowledging that God has a plan for each one of us. Our goal is to bring everyone we encounter into a true understanding of God so that people can encounter Jesus on a personal level.

You will find people from all walks of life at Harefield Baptist, and we are committed to making sure others are welcomed and accepted into our extended family.

We are very different people, but we have a common belief and love for God that we would love to share with others.