Our services start at 9:15am, 11:15am and 7:00pm, but don't worry if you're late, our Welcome Team will make sure you can find a seat. Our doors open 30 minutes before the services start. Tea and coffee is served after all our services, including decaf at the 7pm.

Details of how to find us and where to park can be found on our How to find us page.

There is no dress code, please wear whatever is most comfortable for you.

Sit wherever you feel comfortable, our Welcome Team will be happy to help you if you need assistance.

Our 9:15am and 11:15am services are around 75 minutes long. Our evening service starts at 7pm and usually finishes between 8:00pm and 8:15pm.

In the morning we have groups for children and youth. Our creche opens five minutes before each morning service and our children and youth groups usually leave midway through the service. Visit our Children and Youth pages for futher information. If you are bringing Children or Youth for the first time please visit our Children and Youth registration desk in the foyer.

We aim to make our Sunday church services accessible and inclusive to everyone. The building is easily accessible, with step free access from both the car park and Castle Boulevard. We have a number of disabled car parking spaces. We have accessible toilets on both our ground and first floors and a lift is available for those who need to use it to access our first floor. We also provide a T-loop system. Please ask the Welcome team if you require any assistance, or email the church office.

Many people stay after our services to chat and pray. Tea and coffee is served after each service, including decaf at the 7pm.

If you are new to Cornerstone then we'd love to get to know you. Please make your way over to the Connect Area after the service, or introduce yourself to a member of the staff team wearing a purple lanyard.

We take an offering at each of our services as part of our worship, which is an opportunity for people to give financially to the work of Cornerstone. Please feel free to pass the basket on - many people in our congregation choose to give online instead.

We share communion (also called the Lord's Supper) around once a month in our morning and evening services, which involves bread and wine being passed down each row. This is for anyone who knows Jesus Christ as their Saviour and Lord. If you're not yet a Christian, please pass the bread and wine on. Our wine is non-alcoholic.