Reviews of St Paul's Church Worcester. (Church) in Worcester (Worcestershire).

St Paul's Church Worcester

41 Reviews

30 Comments

Church

Assemblies of God church

St Paul's St, Worcester WR1 2BH, United Kingdom

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Information of St Paul's Church Worcester, Church in Worcester (Worcestershire)

On this page you’ll find the address, open hours, more popular times, the contact, photos and real reviews of this business.

This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.

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Open hours of St Paul's Church Worcester

Sunday

9:15am–8:30pm

Monday

9am–3pm

Tuesday

9am–3pm

Wednesday

9am–3pm

Thursday

9am–3pm

Friday

9am–3pm

Saturday

Closed

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Reviews of St Paul's Church Worcester

V. O.

Not a church but a home. Friendly and supportive people, great services for all ages and stages. An amazing place to engage and build relationships and experience God's love. Definitely life changing.

O. W.

Community focused, multicultural, visitor friendly church. Good crèche facility during the Sunday service and toddler group mid-week. Biased because I'm part of the community but these people have supported me and do a lot for the wider community.

J. B.

At first glance you might mistake this church for a tobacco warehouse. In fact, a passerby who reminded me of Gyles Brandreth, but was someone else, told me of "Woodbine Willie", a famous figure of wartime in this vicinity. He pointed out a blue plaque about Willie so I took a photo of it. Associated with the Industrial Christian Fellowship. Very fitting to the industrial style of this building.

M. B.

St Pauls is a charismatic, Pentecostal church with over 120 members and regular visitors. It has a resident rock band and is well known for excellent music. If you want a great, happy time in the company of kind, gentle people then you have come to the right place! I have been attending here for 8 years and have been impressed by the variety of events and activities on offer: - Life groups for men, women and seniors - Coffee mornings, charity collections - Youth groups, kids groups and after-school clubs (Alf, Edge, etc.) - Mission work with local and national agencies working through the city. The church is currently working on the creation of a 'City Care' charity and has a history of working with homeless people within Worcester. It also supports Betel and other charities, but also offers practical help for starting families. It is a great place to come if you are new to the city. The church can also cater for people with disabilities and kids with special needs. If you are looking to be part of a body of people, rather than attending church for 'routine' then you will enjoy the relaxed atmosphere. Oh and yes - did I say the music is great?

S. B. N. T. S.

Central Church in the heart of Worcester This Church is located very centrally and especially easy to get to if you are walking. However parking is restricted and it can be difficult to find a parking spot on Sunday mornings. The facilities inside the Church are excellent as the traditional is mixed with a blend of the modern. The Kitchen Hub is very well laid out and there is plenty of space. The church offers activities for all types of ages etc. The church belongs to the AOG (Assembly of God) and you will find certain doctrinal distinctive features here. Overall you will be blessed and amazed if you decide to visit

G. L.

Found st Paul's church a nice place but not quite to my liking

J. T.

Great family feel about the church, Bible based, plenty of community work, good practical Christianity. A great place.

A. J.

Welcoming, friendly, relaxed.

r. c.

I have been going to the church for a few weeks.I find the people welcoming and I enjoy the service and the informality of the whole church experience.