Manor Park Evangelical Church
Worcester Worcestershire
WR2 5QH
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Who we are
Manor Park Church is a contemporary, growing church, meeting on Dines Green, Worcester. We were formed as a daughter church from Woodgreen Evangelical Church (Warndon, Worcester) in 2000. We have a wide range of people who meet together of all ages and walks of life.
One of our passions is church planting. In 2012 we planted our first church, and we pray that under God this will happen again in the future.
Our main worship meetings centre on teaching from the Bible since we believe that God speaks to us today through the Bible. We seek to teach the truth in a lively way that speaks to the world of the 21st century. We surround this with contemporary worship, prayer and end with refreshments.
The church is not a group of individuals but a family and as such we enjoy meals together, weekends away and other activities where we can build relationships and friendships with each other. We encourage everyone to be involved and active in church life together.
We are convinced that God gives real meaning to life and that we can only make sense of life when we accept that God is real and that the claims of his Son, Jesus, are accepted. You would hear more about these claims at any one of our meetings.
We are affiliated to the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches (FIEC), a group of over 500 like-minded churches.
One of our passions is church planting. In 2012 we planted our first church, and we pray that under God this will happen again in the future.
Our main worship meetings centre on teaching from the Bible since we believe that God speaks to us today through the Bible. We seek to teach the truth in a lively way that speaks to the world of the 21st century. We surround this with contemporary worship, prayer and end with refreshments.
The church is not a group of individuals but a family and as such we enjoy meals together, weekends away and other activities where we can build relationships and friendships with each other. We encourage everyone to be involved and active in church life together.
We are convinced that God gives real meaning to life and that we can only make sense of life when we accept that God is real and that the claims of his Son, Jesus, are accepted. You would hear more about these claims at any one of our meetings.
Location of worship
Tudor Way
Dines Green Primary School
Worcester,
Worcestershire
WR2 5QH
Dines Green Primary School
United Kingdom
Phone: 01905 425658
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Church Pastor
Pastor Roy Summers
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Tudor Way
Dines Green Primary School
Worcester,
Worcestershire
WR2 5QH
Dines Green Primary School
United Kingdom
Phone: 01905 412731
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C/o Steve Mitchell
2 Vernon Park Road
Worcester, Worcestershire
WR2 4NF
2 Vernon Park Road
Worcester, Worcestershire
WR2 4NF
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Manor Park Evangelical Church Service Times
Sunday
If you visit us on any Sunday morning at 10:30am you’ll receive a warm welcome. That will be followed by singing, prayer, a children’s talk, a Bible reading and a talk based on the Bible. We end with coffee and chat. Sometimes we end with a fellowship meal.
On the practical side we have a loop system for hearing aids and a creche where parents can hear what’s going on in the meeting. If children stay in morning worship they get a sheet to help them follow the sermon. About half way through the meeting children leave for Young Church.
On Sunday evenings we often have training sessions or extra events to build up the church. On Sunday evenings two of our youth groups, MiniParkers and DnD also meets.
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If you visit us on any Sunday morning at 10:30am you’ll receive a warm welcome. That will be followed by singing, prayer, a children’s talk, a Bible reading and a talk based on the Bible. We end with coffee and chat. Sometimes we end with a fellowship meal.
On the practical side we have a loop system for hearing aids and a creche where parents can hear what’s going on in the meeting. If children stay in morning worship they get a sheet to help them follow the sermon. About half way through the meeting children leave for Young Church.
On Sunday evenings we often have training sessions or extra events to build up the church. On Sunday evenings two of our youth groups, MiniParkers and DnD also meets.
It's been more than 6 years since the last service times update. Please make sure to contact the church to confirm service times.
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Explorers
Explorers is an action-packed club for children from Reception to Year 6! We play games, do crafts, sing and hear a Bible story each week. The club is free! We meet at Dines Green Primary School. If you would like your child to join please ring Yvonne on 01905 412731
Explorers meets on Monday evenings at 5.45pm-7.00pm during term time. During the summer holiday we also have a week-long holiday club.
3-D
3-D is a free club for youngsters in school years 6-9 which meets from 7.00pm to 8.15pm on Monday evenings during term time at Dines Green Primary School. In the first part of the evening we do crafts and play games including table tennis, pool and football. We then have refreshments and listen to an interactive talk relating the Bible to everyday life, and we finish off with a communal game like bench-ball or hockey. If you would like to come and join in the fun just contact Gordon on 07970 157970.
Youth
Manor Park and CC@W Youth is for young people in school years 7-13. We meet most Sunday evenings between 6pm-8pm at different homes around the city. Check the Weekly Notice Sheet the latest venue. The evenings are a mixture of fun & Games, food and Bible study. The Bible times look at issues that are relevant and real for young people growing up in the 21st Century.
Students
Manor Park Church is within easy walking distance from the St John’s Campus and student’s can be assured of a friendly welcome and regular offers of Sunday lunch. We have great links with the Christian Union and always have a good core of students who worship with us every Sunday. Manor Park Church is part of the CU’s church search which runs at the beginning of every academic year, but you are welcome to join us any time.
Explorers is an action-packed club for children from Reception to Year 6! We play games, do crafts, sing and hear a Bible story each week. The club is free! We meet at Dines Green Primary School. If you would like your child to join please ring Yvonne on 01905 412731
Explorers meets on Monday evenings at 5.45pm-7.00pm during term time. During the summer holiday we also have a week-long holiday club.
3-D
3-D is a free club for youngsters in school years 6-9 which meets from 7.00pm to 8.15pm on Monday evenings during term time at Dines Green Primary School. In the first part of the evening we do crafts and play games including table tennis, pool and football. We then have refreshments and listen to an interactive talk relating the Bible to everyday life, and we finish off with a communal game like bench-ball or hockey. If you would like to come and join in the fun just contact Gordon on 07970 157970.
Youth
Manor Park and CC@W Youth is for young people in school years 7-13. We meet most Sunday evenings between 6pm-8pm at different homes around the city. Check the Weekly Notice Sheet the latest venue. The evenings are a mixture of fun & Games, food and Bible study. The Bible times look at issues that are relevant and real for young people growing up in the 21st Century.
Students
Manor Park Church is within easy walking distance from the St John’s Campus and student’s can be assured of a friendly welcome and regular offers of Sunday lunch. We have great links with the Christian Union and always have a good core of students who worship with us every Sunday. Manor Park Church is part of the CU’s church search which runs at the beginning of every academic year, but you are welcome to join us any time.
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Home Groups
During the week we hold six home groups that meet on a Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Home groups are often made up of 10-20 people and meet in homes around the city. If you would like to find out more about home groups speak to an Elder on a Sunday morning or use the Contact Us page to get in touch.
Mums and More
Each week mums meet up along with their toddlers and babies for a daytime home group.
Week of Prayer
We believe that prayer is the Christian’s vital breath and God loves to hear his people pray. There are weekly opportunities at Manor Park for group prayer, in home groups and prayer groups. The first week of every month is dedicated to prayer with daily prayer meetings in halls and homes throughout the city.
Big Breakfast
From time to time, Manor Park Church run a men’s breakfast The Big Breakfast, on a Saturday morning, 8.00am.
During the week we hold six home groups that meet on a Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Home groups are often made up of 10-20 people and meet in homes around the city. If you would like to find out more about home groups speak to an Elder on a Sunday morning or use the Contact Us page to get in touch.
Mums and More
Each week mums meet up along with their toddlers and babies for a daytime home group.
Week of Prayer
We believe that prayer is the Christian’s vital breath and God loves to hear his people pray. There are weekly opportunities at Manor Park for group prayer, in home groups and prayer groups. The first week of every month is dedicated to prayer with daily prayer meetings in halls and homes throughout the city.
Big Breakfast
From time to time, Manor Park Church run a men’s breakfast The Big Breakfast, on a Saturday morning, 8.00am.
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Community Church Warndon
Sunday Family Hour, launching on Sunday, September 4th 2016
Come and join us for an hour of worship.
We meet every Sunday, 4pm until 5pm at Warndon Youth and Community Centre, Shap Drive, WR4 9NX.
Call the pastor, Ryan on 07852 638 767 for further details.
Sunday Family Hour, launching on Sunday, September 4th 2016
Come and join us for an hour of worship.
We meet every Sunday, 4pm until 5pm at Warndon Youth and Community Centre, Shap Drive, WR4 9NX.
Call the pastor, Ryan on 07852 638 767 for further details.
Manor Park Evangelical Church History
History
May 2000
Manor Park is a daughter church of Woodgreen Evangelical Church (Warndon, Worcester). In May 2000 Christians living in the St John’s area of Worcester began to meet together on Sunday mornings for worship.
The beginnings of our parent church can be traced back to a meeting that used to take place in a waiting room of Worcester Shrub Hill railway station from 1882 onwards. This meeting grew quickly and the Railway Mission was built in the centre of Worcester and was used for almost 100 years.
Further growth meant a new church building was needed: Woodgreen Evangelical Church was finished in 1995. This new church was built to seat 300 people but by 1999 this was not big enough to cope with all the people wanting to come. Various solutions to this problem were considered and when it was discovered that there was a group of active members who lived in the St Johns area of the city, these folk agreed to set up a separate meeting, held at Manor Park Special School.
Very quickly, the Manor Park meetings took on a life of their own and various other activities were started and blossomed. Larry Kinemann from the United States joined the team which included Steve Mitchell, Jerry Reakes-Williams, Brian Collett and Mark Morgan. Numbers grew and by Spring 2004 Manor Park was able to stand on its own two feet and became independent.
In September 2006, we appointed our first pastor, Roy Summers. Shortly afterwards, in 2011, Ryan Mulliete was appointed as a second Pastor.
Manor Park moved to Dines Green Primary School in the summer of 2009.
September 2012
At the end of September 2012, after much prayer and planning, around 30 brothers and sisters left Manor Park for a new church plant in Warndon. We hope to plant more churches in the years to come, God helping us.
May 2000
Manor Park is a daughter church of Woodgreen Evangelical Church (Warndon, Worcester). In May 2000 Christians living in the St John’s area of Worcester began to meet together on Sunday mornings for worship.
The beginnings of our parent church can be traced back to a meeting that used to take place in a waiting room of Worcester Shrub Hill railway station from 1882 onwards. This meeting grew quickly and the Railway Mission was built in the centre of Worcester and was used for almost 100 years.
Further growth meant a new church building was needed: Woodgreen Evangelical Church was finished in 1995. This new church was built to seat 300 people but by 1999 this was not big enough to cope with all the people wanting to come. Various solutions to this problem were considered and when it was discovered that there was a group of active members who lived in the St Johns area of the city, these folk agreed to set up a separate meeting, held at Manor Park Special School.
In September 2006, we appointed our first pastor, Roy Summers. Shortly afterwards, in 2011, Ryan Mulliete was appointed as a second Pastor.
Manor Park moved to Dines Green Primary School in the summer of 2009.
September 2012
At the end of September 2012, after much prayer and planning, around 30 brothers and sisters left Manor Park for a new church plant in Warndon. We hope to plant more churches in the years to come, God helping us.
Manor Park Evangelical Church FAQs
Question: Where is Manor Park Evangelical Church located?
Answer: Manor Park Evangelical Church is located at Tudor Way, Worcester, Worcestershire.
Question: Who is Manor Park Evangelical Church's pastor?
Answer: Manor Park Evangelical Church's pastor is Pastor Roy Summers.
Question: What time is service at Manor Park Evangelical Church?
Answer: Sunday If you visit us on any Sunday morning at 10:30am you’ll receive a warm welcome. That will be followed by singing, prayer, a children’s talk, a Bible reading and a talk based on the Bible. We end with coffee and chat. Sometimes we end with a fellowship meal. On the practical side we have a loop system for hearing aids and a creche where parents can hear what’s going on in the meeting. If children stay in morning worship they get a sheet to help them follow the sermon. About half way through the meeting children leave for Young Church. On Sunday evenings we often have training sessions or extra events to build up the church. On Sunday evenings two of our youth groups, MiniParkers and DnD also meets.
Question: What is Manor Park Evangelical Church's website?
Answer: http://www.manorparkchurch.org
Question: What denominaiton is Manor Park Evangelical Church?
Answer: Manor Park Evangelical Church belongs to Evangelical denomination.
Answer: Manor Park Evangelical Church is located at Tudor Way, Worcester, Worcestershire.
Question: Who is Manor Park Evangelical Church's pastor?
Answer: Manor Park Evangelical Church's pastor is Pastor Roy Summers.
Question: What time is service at Manor Park Evangelical Church?
Answer: Sunday If you visit us on any Sunday morning at 10:30am you’ll receive a warm welcome. That will be followed by singing, prayer, a children’s talk, a Bible reading and a talk based on the Bible. We end with coffee and chat. Sometimes we end with a fellowship meal. On the practical side we have a loop system for hearing aids and a creche where parents can hear what’s going on in the meeting. If children stay in morning worship they get a sheet to help them follow the sermon. About half way through the meeting children leave for Young Church. On Sunday evenings we often have training sessions or extra events to build up the church. On Sunday evenings two of our youth groups, MiniParkers and DnD also meets.
Question: What is Manor Park Evangelical Church's website?
Answer: http://www.manorparkchurch.org
Question: What denominaiton is Manor Park Evangelical Church?
Answer: Manor Park Evangelical Church belongs to Evangelical denomination.
Accept, O Lord
Accept, O Lord, my entire liberty, my memory, my understanding and my will. All that I am and have thou hast given to me; and I give all back to thee to be disposed of according to they good pleasure. Give me only the comfort of thy presence and the joy of thy love; with thee I shall be more than rich and shall desire nothing more.
Manor Park Evangelical Church listing was last updated on the 19th of October, 2017
