What we do?

Sundays at OBC

Our main meeting is Sunday 10.30am in the Main Hall of Oundle Primary School, Cotterstock Road, Oundle, PE8 5HA.

Please note: due to COVID-19 restrictions our services are currently broadcast online on our Facebook page and YouTube channel live at 10.30am on Sundays.

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Sunday

In all of our services you can expect reading of the Bible, teaching, prayer (in a variety of forms), as well as seeking to encounter God through music and song. Each week we aim to engage with the truth of God, the person of Jesus and the Holy Spirit. Once a month (usually on the 2nd Sunday) we share communion together.

Age appropriate activities take place during the service for children and young people 0-16 years old.

We aim to finish the service by noon, tea, coffee and biscuits are served after the service.

The first Sunday of the month the service is “Café Style” where refreshments are served throughout and seating is around tables. This service provides a chance to discover more about the Christian faith in a more informal setting.

Everyone is welcome to join us and we look forward to you worshipping with us on a Sunday.

no. 1

No. 1 St. Oysths Lane is a community initiative run by Oundle Baptist Church. The aim of No.1 is to be an open door, offering friendship and a range of services to support and assist the people of Oundle and the surrounding villages.

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No.1

Judith is the manager of No.1 and coordinates bookings and activities which take place in the building. No.1 is also home to the Minister’s Office and the Church Office which is usually staffed on a part-time basis. If no one is available to take your call, please leave a message on the answer phone and we will get back to you.

A varied programme of events run at No.1 including craft groups, Tuesday Tots, Little Seeds antenatal classes, Engage Youth Club and a monthly men’s breakfast.

No.1 is open every Thursday to coincide with the town market from 10am until 12pm. You are welcome to drop in for a chat and a free cup of tea or coffee, there may even be biscuits available! This is a great opportunity to find out more about the work of No.1 and Oundle Baptist Church. Our Minister, Martin can often be found at No.1 during this time and would be very happy to meet you.

No.1 also offers a range of support services, available by appointment with our trained volunteers. These services are free of charge and include: counselling and listening (with professional counsellors), money and benefits advice and help with form filling. No.1 is also a referral point for Oundle Food Bank.

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During the week

As a Church we seek to connect with one another and prioritise spending time getting to know each other through the week. To help us we run a range of formal and informal groups on a weekly basis, as well as various social events throughout the year. These can range from quizzes to barn dances, book nights to BBQs – there is something for everyone and it usually involves food!

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During The Week

At Oundle Baptist Church we encourage everyone to join either a Connect Group or Connect Pod. These are groups organised to promote discipleship, fellowship and support for the church family. Pods are virtual groups (with a maximum of six members) and are designed to fit around work and family life for those who are away from home or unable to commit to a regular time/day to meet. Connect groups are groups that meet during the week and are a place to Connect with each other, helping and supporting each other, learning together and enjoying one another’s company. The meetings will usually involve a time of learning together from the Bible, praying for each other and getting to know one another.

The church runs a range of other ‘short course’ type events, such as Alpha courses, Marriage courses, Parenting courses (Children and Teenage) and newcomers events. Please do contact us for more details.

As a church we believe in the power of prayer and meet in small groups at various times during the week to pray for one another and our community if you would like us to pray for you please phone the support line, contact Martin via the church office or email, or drop in to No.1 on a Thursday between 10am and 12 noon.

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Children, Youth and Families

Carita Hills is our part-time Children and Families Worker who is responsible for overseeing the church’s ministry to children aged 0-11 years and their families. She can be contacted through the church office or by emailing childrenandfamilies@oundlebaptist.org.uk

PLEASE NOTE: Due to COVID-19 restrictions our activities are subject to change, please check our Facebook page or contact the church office for up to date information.

During our Sunday services Joiners and EQUIP take place for children and young people aged 0-16. The children meet in age groups, appropriate activities include Bible teaching, games, discussion and crafts.

Muddy Church, which aims to help families encounter God through engaging with creation takes place monthly, and is aimed at families with children of primary school age and younger. For more information look at our Muddy Church Oundle Facebook page or email Carita.

Tuesday Tots is our weekly drop in session for parents and carers of babies and toddlers. It takes place on Tuesday mornings between 9.30 and 11.30am. Previously meeting in No.1, from Tuesday 8th June 2021 until further notice, we will meet at Barnwell Country Park.

ENGAGE Takes place each Monday evening 7-9pm@No1 St Osyths Lane and is an Open Youth Club for any in school years 7-13.

During the school summer holiday, usually in August, a holiday club for primary school aged children is run by the Churches of Oundle. Chattabox takes place at Oundle Primary School, Monday to Friday in the mornings over the course of a week. The Youth of the churches help with the holiday club as part of the programme for their own residential camp, Chattabox plus.

Chattabox and Chattabox plus are supported by a local charity OCYA (Oundle Churches Youth Association).

Oundle Baptist Church takes safeguarding very seriously, all our activities for children and youth are run by DBS checked volunteers who undertake regular safeguarding training.

Children and young people

We aim to encourage our children and young people to become true disciples of Jesus. We are passionate about equipping them and helping them to grow in their faith. We desire to see them develop a strong and unshakable faith that will be with them no matter where they go in their adult lives.

further afield

We support various local, national and international organisations and charities through prayer and giving of both time and finance. The organisations we support each have a personal link to our church family and we are regularly updated on their work.

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Further Afield

We support various local, national and international organisations and charities through prayer and giving of both time and finance. The organisations we support each have a personal link to our Church family and we are regularly updated on their work.

OCYA (Oundle Churches Youth Association) – works through the local churches to reach the young people in our town and surrounding villages.

CROPS (Christian Options in Peterborough Schools) is a Christian Educational Trust committed to communicating and demonstrating Christian truth and life-style to this generation of children and young people. Find out more.

Compassion – Works to relieve child poverty through a sponsorship programme. Find out more.

The Leprosy Mission – An international Christian development organisation that diagnoses, treats and offers specialist care, including reconstructive surgery, to leprosy patients. Our aim is to transform and empower the lives of people affected by leprosy. Find out more.

Projects in Myanmar – Supports the charity ‘For the One’ working towards hope and restoration by bringing people into relationship with their heavenly Father and advocating for access to medical care.

BMS World Mission – Works among some of the most marginalised and least evangelised people, in some of the most fragile places on earth. Aiming to bring life in all its fullness through seven key ministries: church, development, education, health, justice, leadership and relief. Find out more.

Bethany Children’s Trust – Is dedicated to mobilising Christians to respond to the needs of vulnerable children. By partnering with church-led, community-based projects BCT seeks to see the worldwide Church leading the way in building a local and global society where children at risk are loved, safe, nurtured and free to reach their God-given potential. Find out more.

What we do?

Sundays at OBC

Sunday

no. 1

No.1

During the week

During The Week

Children, Youth and Families

Children and young people

further afield

Further Afield

No 1 St Osyths Lane
Oundle
PE8 4BQ
Tel: 01832770010

About Us

Connect

What we do?

Sundays at OBC

Sunday

no. 1

No.1

During the week

During The Week

Children, Youth and Families

Children and young people

further afield

Further Afield

No 1 St Osyths Lane Oundle PE8 4BQTel: 01832770010

About Us

Connect

No 1 St Osyths Lane
Oundle
PE8 4BQ
Tel: 01832770010