Westergate Christian Fellowship

and it was good
Adam ate the fruit
and his sin separated us from God
Jesus came to be the way to God
and paid the price for our sin
But death could not hold Him
and He lives today
He will come again to judge the living and the dead
Are you ready?
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is a small and friendly group of God’s people. As we are independent, we are free of “church politics”, and able to simply follow the teachings of Jesus and God’s Word, the Bible.

We believe that the Bible is the divinely inspired Word of God, and that the sum of it is truth.

The Fellowship has two elders, Dave Gwenlan and Mike Eades, who provide spiritual guidance and direction.

We remain committed to sound teaching of the Word of God and spreading the Good News of Jesus.

Although we are based in Eastergate Village Hall, we are currently meeting jointly with Walberton Baptist Church on roughly alternate weeks. We invite you to join us at either venue at 10.30 a.m.

See the “Join with us” page to see where we are when you want to come.

What can I expect when I come?

When you arrive at Eastergate, please park in the car park which surrounds the Hall. There is plenty of space. Parking in the road is not advisable as it is a busy road. When you try to get into the Hall please be aware, that the supposedly automatic door needs a good pull.

If you are coming to Walberton, please feel free to park in the car park in front of their hall opposite the Chapel, if there is room. Parking in the road is also easy if you can’t find a space. The Chapel entrance is through the door on the right hand side of the Chapel.

Our meetings (which usually last about an hour and a quarter) have times of praise, worship, prayer, and teaching. Anybody may contribute to the meeting.

We remain committed to sound teaching of the Word of God and spreading the Good News of Jesus.

At the end of the meeting we normally have a time of fellowship (the spiritual term for a natter!) over coffee (or tea!), cake and biscuits.

We’d love to see you. Please click here for details of directions and future meetings.