Christ Church BromleySundays
10:30am All-Age Morning Service
7pm Evening Service
All-Age Morning Service
This is our main gathering and there is something for everyone! Even if you've never been to church before we hope you'll feel welcome.
Parents, to find out what your children will be up to when you join us head to our Parents Portal: parents.christchurchbromley.org/sunday
7pm Evening Service
Our evening service is a little quieter and calmer than the morning but is just as welcoming. The sermon series is the same as in the morning but songs and liturgy are usually different. Many people welcome the chance to come and gather for a second time each Sunday.
Online Services
From September 2022 our 10:30am service will only be available to members of our church family who cannot be with us in person. The live stream will not be available to the general public. Our 7pm service will not be live streamed.
Members of our church family can request access to the live stream using this form: Request Access to Sunday Live Stream
The private live stream can then be found here:
livestream.christchurchbromley.org
If you'd like to see what our services look like you can access our back catalogue of live streamed services on our YouTube channel. Just click on the logo below:
Sermon Podcast
Recordings of our sermons and other audio material can be found online at ccbmedia.co.uk, or by searching for 'Christ Church Bromley' on all good podcast apps. You can find us available on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Google Podcasts, and more.
Coronavirus Control Measures
The government has withdrawn all legal restrictions relating to COVID-19. We continue to follow the available public health guidance to ensure our gatherings are as safe as reasonably possible. We acknowledge that some of us wish to take more precautions and others welcome the personal freedom afforded by the latest changes. We hope to take an approach that enables the most people to gather in worship safely. There continues to be a great need to put the command to love and bear with one another into action when we gather.
All procedures are kept under review and we respond to new guidance and lessons learnt over time.
We expect to have the following measures in place on Sundays:
- Hand sanitiser is widely available, including at entrances and exits
- Providing a seating area for those that wish to remain physically distanced and sit with others who are wearing face coverings
- Opening windows to provide ventilation
-Church car park is closed to allow space to socialise outside
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: I'm anxious about 'getting back to normal', is there any advice for me?
A: We would love to talk to you to see how we can help you. Please get in touch to let us know.
The NHS has also put together 11 tips to help with this, you can find them online here: https://www.nhs.uk/every-mind-matters/coronavirus/tips-to-cope-with-anxiety-lockdown-lifting/
Q: What should I do if I'm at high risk from coronavirus?
A: Please check the advice from the NHS below to decide what is best for you and your circumstances.
Link: Who is at high risk from coronavirus (COVID-19)
Link: Advice for people at high risk from coronavirus (COVID-19)
Q: Is there somewhere for parents to go if a child needs to be taken out of the service?
A: Yes. The church centre/creche is open for parents who need time out with their child.
We strongly encourage parents to remain in the service with their children as much as possible, including returning as soon as you feel your child is able. Keeping children a part of our gathered worship is important.
Q: Should I come to church if I have symptoms?
A: "Try to stay at home and avoid contact with others if you have tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19) or have symptoms of COVID-19." (NHS.uk, 09/03/2023)
Further information is available from the NHS here.
Q: Do I have to wear a face covering?
A: Face coverings are no longer required by law.
The Government's advice on 'When to consider wearing a face covering or a face mask' is available here. (gov.uk, 09/03/2023)