New Malden
New Malden Surrey
KT3 4RE
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Who we are
New Malden in New Malden, Surrey is a Christian congregation serving the New Malden community and seeking, engaging, and encouraging others through a life-changing Christian journey.
We seek to be a loving, friendly community that worships God, and serves others. We place a high priority on teaching from the Bible and following the example of Jesus.
Our vision is to impact and renew New Malden and beyond with the transforming message of Jesus Christ through words and actions.
Come as you are - we'd love to get to know you.
We seek to be a loving, friendly community that worships God, and serves others. We place a high priority on teaching from the Bible and following the example of Jesus.
Our vision is to impact and renew New Malden and beyond with the transforming message of Jesus Christ through words and actions.
Come as you are - we'd love to get to know you.
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Church Pastor
Rev Stephen Kuhrt
Pastor
Coombe Road
New Malden,
Surrey
KT3 4RE
United Kingdom
Phone: (020) 8942 0915
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Church of England
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New Malden Service Times
six30@ccnm
six30@ccnm is a time of praise, teaching and response - looking to transform our lives. The service is informal with a lively band to help us focus on worship. There’s a lot of singing and a time afterwards to get to know others more. Prayer ministry is offered as part of the service.
The talks often look at current issues from a Christian perspective and explore questions about the Christian faith.
Refreshments are available during the service and a large part of the seating is arranged café-style so we can talk together and encourage each other in our faith.
Every Sunday at 6:30 PM for 1 hour
the 9.30 service
The 9.30 am service is designated as ‘Sssh Free’, signalling its intention to be as children and young family friendly as possible. Everyone is welcome, from newborn babies to grandparents. You don't have to bring a family with you - come along and join ours. But be warned, this service is noisy! There are action songs, engaging speakers, and a band to help us sing together.
We worship all together for the first 10-13 minutes before the children go out to their various groups to enjoy teaching and activities relevant to their ages. See Children's groups for details.
The talks last around 16 minutes, often seeking to provide Biblical teaching on contemporary themes and using visual as well as spoken communication.
The service as a whole lasts between 50 and 55 minutes and is followed by refreshments in the church lounge.
Every Sunday at 9:30 AM for 55 minutes
Sunday
the 9.30 service
The 9.30 am service is designated as ‘Sssh Free’, signalling its intention to be as children and young family friendly as possible. Everyone is welcome, from newborn babies to grandparents. You don't have to bring a family with you - come along and join ours. But be warned, this service is noisy! There are action songs, engaging speakers, and a band to help us sing together.
We worship all together for the first 10-13 minutes before the children go out to their various groups to enjoy teaching and activities relevant to their ages. See Children's groups for details.
The talks last around 16 minutes, often seeking to provide Biblical teaching on contemporary themes and using visual as well as spoken communication.
The service as a whole lasts between 50 and 55 minutes and is followed by refreshments in the church lounge.
Every Sunday at 9:30 AM for 55 minutes
Eleven O'Clock (Morning Prayer/Holy Communion)
11.00 am is a quieter and more formal service making greater use of Anglican liturgy and hymns alongside modern worship songs.
Sermons take a more traditional format but seek to expound and apply biblical teaching in a way that is relevant to our everyday lives.
On the first and third Sundays of the month we celebrate Holy Communion with the other Sundays being Morning Prayer.
A typical service lasts around one hour and fifteen minutes and is followed by refreshments in the church lounge.
A recent development is ‘the 11.00 o’clock service lunch’ which takes place after the service three times a year (in October, March and June). Coordinated by Anita Ferrero and Heather Perrin, a roast is provided for all the members of the service. Entertainment is provided and the lunch forms an important part of building up our fellowship together.
Every Sunday at 11:00 AM for 1 hour
six30@ccnm
six30@ccnm is a time of praise, teaching and response - looking to transform our lives. The service is informal with a lively band to help us focus on worship. There’s a lot of singing and a time afterwards to get to know others more. Prayer ministry is offered as part of the service.
The talks often look at current issues from a Christian perspective and explore questions about the Christian faith.
Refreshments are available during the service and a large part of the seating is arranged café-style so we can talk together and encourage each other in our faith.
Every Sunday at 6:30 PM for 1 hour
It's been more than 7 years since the last service times update. Please make sure to contact the church to confirm service times.
Please contact the church to confirm Service Times or SUBSCRIBE to updates below
six30@ccnm is a time of praise, teaching and response - looking to transform our lives. The service is informal with a lively band to help us focus on worship. There’s a lot of singing and a time afterwards to get to know others more. Prayer ministry is offered as part of the service.
The talks often look at current issues from a Christian perspective and explore questions about the Christian faith.
Refreshments are available during the service and a large part of the seating is arranged café-style so we can talk together and encourage each other in our faith.
Every Sunday at 6:30 PM for 1 hour
the 9.30 service
The 9.30 am service is designated as ‘Sssh Free’, signalling its intention to be as children and young family friendly as possible. Everyone is welcome, from newborn babies to grandparents. You don't have to bring a family with you - come along and join ours. But be warned, this service is noisy! There are action songs, engaging speakers, and a band to help us sing together.
We worship all together for the first 10-13 minutes before the children go out to their various groups to enjoy teaching and activities relevant to their ages. See Children's groups for details.
The talks last around 16 minutes, often seeking to provide Biblical teaching on contemporary themes and using visual as well as spoken communication.
The service as a whole lasts between 50 and 55 minutes and is followed by refreshments in the church lounge.
Every Sunday at 9:30 AM for 55 minutes
Sunday
the 9.30 service
The 9.30 am service is designated as ‘Sssh Free’, signalling its intention to be as children and young family friendly as possible. Everyone is welcome, from newborn babies to grandparents. You don't have to bring a family with you - come along and join ours. But be warned, this service is noisy! There are action songs, engaging speakers, and a band to help us sing together.
We worship all together for the first 10-13 minutes before the children go out to their various groups to enjoy teaching and activities relevant to their ages. See Children's groups for details.
The talks last around 16 minutes, often seeking to provide Biblical teaching on contemporary themes and using visual as well as spoken communication.
The service as a whole lasts between 50 and 55 minutes and is followed by refreshments in the church lounge.
Every Sunday at 9:30 AM for 55 minutes
Eleven O'Clock (Morning Prayer/Holy Communion)
11.00 am is a quieter and more formal service making greater use of Anglican liturgy and hymns alongside modern worship songs.
Sermons take a more traditional format but seek to expound and apply biblical teaching in a way that is relevant to our everyday lives.
On the first and third Sundays of the month we celebrate Holy Communion with the other Sundays being Morning Prayer.
A typical service lasts around one hour and fifteen minutes and is followed by refreshments in the church lounge.
A recent development is ‘the 11.00 o’clock service lunch’ which takes place after the service three times a year (in October, March and June). Coordinated by Anita Ferrero and Heather Perrin, a roast is provided for all the members of the service. Entertainment is provided and the lunch forms an important part of building up our fellowship together.
Every Sunday at 11:00 AM for 1 hour
six30@ccnm
six30@ccnm is a time of praise, teaching and response - looking to transform our lives. The service is informal with a lively band to help us focus on worship. There’s a lot of singing and a time afterwards to get to know others more. Prayer ministry is offered as part of the service.
The talks often look at current issues from a Christian perspective and explore questions about the Christian faith.
Refreshments are available during the service and a large part of the seating is arranged café-style so we can talk together and encourage each other in our faith.
Every Sunday at 6:30 PM for 1 hour
It's been more than 7 years since the last service times update. Please make sure to contact the church to confirm service times.
Please contact the church to confirm Service Times or SUBSCRIBE to updates below
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New Malden FAQs
Question: Where is New Malden located?
Answer: New Malden is located at Coombe Road, New Malden, Surrey.
Question: Who is New Malden's pastor?
Answer: New Malden's pastor is Rev Stephen Kuhrt.
Question: What time is service at New Malden?
Answer: six30@ccnm six30@ccnm is a time of praise, teaching and response - looking to transform our lives. The service is informal with a lively band to help us focus on worship. There’s a lot of singing and a time afterwards to get to know others more. Prayer ministry is offered as part of the service. The talks often look at current issues from a Christian perspective and explore questions about the Christian faith. Refreshments are available during the service and a large part of the seating is arranged café-style so we can talk together and encourage each other in our faith. Every Sunday at 6:30 PM for 1 hour the 9.30 service The 9.30 am service is designated as ‘Sssh Free’, signalling its intention to be as children and young family friendly as possible. Everyone is welcome, from newborn babies to grandparents. You don't have to bring a family with you - come along and join ours. But be warned, this service is noisy! There are action songs, engaging speakers, and a band to help us sing together. We worship all together for the first 10-13 minutes before the children go out to their various groups to enjoy teaching and activities relevant to their ages. See Children's groups for details. The talks last around 16 minutes, often seeking to provide Biblical teaching on contemporary themes and using visual as well as spoken communication. The service as a whole lasts between 50 and 55 minutes and is followed by refreshments in the church lounge. Every Sunday at 9:30 AM for 55 minutes Sunday the 9.30 service The 9.30 am service is designated as ‘Sssh Free’, signalling its intention to be as children and young family friendly as possible. Everyone is welcome, from newborn babies to grandparents. You don't have to bring a family with you - come along and join ours. But be warned, this service is noisy! There are action songs, engaging speakers, and a band to help us sing together. We worship all together for the first 10-13 minutes before the children go out to their various groups to enjoy teaching and activities relevant to their ages. See Children's groups for details. The talks last around 16 minutes, often seeking to provide Biblical teaching on contemporary themes and using visual as well as spoken communication. The service as a whole lasts between 50 and 55 minutes and is followed by refreshments in the church lounge. Every Sunday at 9:30 AM for 55 minutes Eleven O'Clock (Morning Prayer/Holy Communion) 11.00 am is a quieter and more formal service making greater use of Anglican liturgy and hymns alongside modern worship songs. Sermons take a more traditional format but seek to expound and apply biblical teaching in a way that is relevant to our everyday lives. On the first and third Sundays of the month we celebrate Holy Communion with the other Sundays being Morning Prayer. A typical service lasts around one hour and fifteen minutes and is followed by refreshments in the church lounge. A recent development is ‘the 11.00 o’clock service lunch’ which takes place after the service three times a year (in October, March and June). Coordinated by Anita Ferrero and Heather Perrin, a roast is provided for all the members of the service. Entertainment is provided and the lunch forms an important part of building up our fellowship together. Every Sunday at 11:00 AM for 1 hour six30@ccnm six30@ccnm is a time of praise, teaching and response - looking to transform our lives. The service is informal with a lively band to help us focus on worship. There’s a lot of singing and a time afterwards to get to know others more. Prayer ministry is offered as part of the service. The talks often look at current issues from a Christian perspective and explore questions about the Christian faith. Refreshments are available during the service and a large part of the seating is arranged café-style so we can talk together and encourage each other in our faith. Every Sunday at 6:30 PM for 1 hour
Question: What is New Malden's Facebook page?
Answer: https://www.facebook.com/ChristChurchNewMalden
Question: What is New Malden's website?
Answer: http://www.ccnm.org
Question: What denominaiton is New Malden?
Answer: New Malden belongs to Church of England denomination.
Answer: New Malden is located at Coombe Road, New Malden, Surrey.
Question: Who is New Malden's pastor?
Answer: New Malden's pastor is Rev Stephen Kuhrt.
Question: What time is service at New Malden?
Answer: six30@ccnm six30@ccnm is a time of praise, teaching and response - looking to transform our lives. The service is informal with a lively band to help us focus on worship. There’s a lot of singing and a time afterwards to get to know others more. Prayer ministry is offered as part of the service. The talks often look at current issues from a Christian perspective and explore questions about the Christian faith. Refreshments are available during the service and a large part of the seating is arranged café-style so we can talk together and encourage each other in our faith. Every Sunday at 6:30 PM for 1 hour the 9.30 service The 9.30 am service is designated as ‘Sssh Free’, signalling its intention to be as children and young family friendly as possible. Everyone is welcome, from newborn babies to grandparents. You don't have to bring a family with you - come along and join ours. But be warned, this service is noisy! There are action songs, engaging speakers, and a band to help us sing together. We worship all together for the first 10-13 minutes before the children go out to their various groups to enjoy teaching and activities relevant to their ages. See Children's groups for details. The talks last around 16 minutes, often seeking to provide Biblical teaching on contemporary themes and using visual as well as spoken communication. The service as a whole lasts between 50 and 55 minutes and is followed by refreshments in the church lounge. Every Sunday at 9:30 AM for 55 minutes Sunday the 9.30 service The 9.30 am service is designated as ‘Sssh Free’, signalling its intention to be as children and young family friendly as possible. Everyone is welcome, from newborn babies to grandparents. You don't have to bring a family with you - come along and join ours. But be warned, this service is noisy! There are action songs, engaging speakers, and a band to help us sing together. We worship all together for the first 10-13 minutes before the children go out to their various groups to enjoy teaching and activities relevant to their ages. See Children's groups for details. The talks last around 16 minutes, often seeking to provide Biblical teaching on contemporary themes and using visual as well as spoken communication. The service as a whole lasts between 50 and 55 minutes and is followed by refreshments in the church lounge. Every Sunday at 9:30 AM for 55 minutes Eleven O'Clock (Morning Prayer/Holy Communion) 11.00 am is a quieter and more formal service making greater use of Anglican liturgy and hymns alongside modern worship songs. Sermons take a more traditional format but seek to expound and apply biblical teaching in a way that is relevant to our everyday lives. On the first and third Sundays of the month we celebrate Holy Communion with the other Sundays being Morning Prayer. A typical service lasts around one hour and fifteen minutes and is followed by refreshments in the church lounge. A recent development is ‘the 11.00 o’clock service lunch’ which takes place after the service three times a year (in October, March and June). Coordinated by Anita Ferrero and Heather Perrin, a roast is provided for all the members of the service. Entertainment is provided and the lunch forms an important part of building up our fellowship together. Every Sunday at 11:00 AM for 1 hour six30@ccnm six30@ccnm is a time of praise, teaching and response - looking to transform our lives. The service is informal with a lively band to help us focus on worship. There’s a lot of singing and a time afterwards to get to know others more. Prayer ministry is offered as part of the service. The talks often look at current issues from a Christian perspective and explore questions about the Christian faith. Refreshments are available during the service and a large part of the seating is arranged café-style so we can talk together and encourage each other in our faith. Every Sunday at 6:30 PM for 1 hour
Question: What is New Malden's Facebook page?
Answer: https://www.facebook.com/ChristChurchNewMalden
Question: What is New Malden's website?
Answer: http://www.ccnm.org
Question: What denominaiton is New Malden?
Answer: New Malden belongs to Church of England denomination.
"He who has learned to pray has learned the greatest secret of a holy and happy life."William Law
New Malden listing was last updated on the 3rd of June, 2016
