Welcome to Central Baptist Church
We are a Baptist Church in the centre of Chelmsford. Our congregation is all age and multicultural with people from over 20 countries worshipping together. We are a town centre church which is used by the local community and runs seven days a week.
We have two services on a Sunday with a mix of traditional and contemporary worship. You can find us near the Chelmsford railway station and town library.
This Sunday
| 8 a.m. |
Early Communion Service with breakfast
Join us to celebrate Communion, and then share breakfast on Easter Sunday. |
| 10 a.m. |
Morning Service
Morning Service with baptisms: "Mission: Accomplished?" with Leesa McKay (Luke 24.13-.35). |
| 6 p.m. |
Evening Service
"Shaken not stirred" with Matt Rowe (Mark.16.9-20). |
Real Life
Read true stories of how people have come to faith in Jesus, and of how their faith is relevant to their everyday lives.
I'm Feeling ...
The Bible is full of God's promises to you. When you're feeling sad, or guilty or in need, God has something to say to you.
Come & Rejoice in Jesus
The *Come & Rejoice in Jesus!* album is now available to buy online from Amazon and iTunes with all profits going to the Atorkor Development Foundation. All songs composed for worship at CBC.
How to Find Us
E-mail: info@centralbaptistchelmsford.org
Telephone: 01245 264163
Central Baptist Church is about a 3 minute walk from Chelmsford station. We're on Victoria Road South, Chelmsford - CM1 1LN. The church doesn't have its own car park, and as we're a city-centre church, parking can be quite difficult on a Sunday morning - take a look at our parking suggestions.
Connect with Us
Listen Online
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Mission: Unstoppable?
Part of the series Mission: Possible! Martin Hills (13 Apr 2014) |
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Forward
Part of the series Forward Jim Hamilton (6 Apr 2014) |
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Mission: Improbable?
Part of the series Mission: Possible! Martin Hills (30 Mar 2014) |
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Mission: Impossible?
Part of the series Mission: Possible! Leesa McKay (23 Mar 2014) |
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"The Wedding Feast of the Lamb."
Paul Beasley-Murray (16 Mar 2014) |