15 Jul 2022, 10:29Sam O Davies, BUC Communications and Media Director

BUC Online Sabbath Service

We started our British Union Conference Online Sabbath Service at the beginning of the lockdown to provide you with an online worship experience during our churches' closure. It has served its purpose, and we would like to inform you that we are ending this service on 30 July 2022.

We thank God for our online services' positive impact on many of you and your families. We also want to acknowledge those of you who took the time to give feedback, which is much appreciated. We decided to end this service at the end of July because our understanding was that the live-stream was a temporary solution for our members whose churches were slow to react to the live-streaming of their service. Many churches are now better equipped to broadcast regular services for their members at this stage.

If you are not connected to a church and would still like to benefit from a live-streaming service, we have listed below some of our leading local church broadcasts for you to join.

Live-stream church services here

Newbold College Church - Watch here

Croydon Church - Watch here

Stanborough Park - Watch here

Wolverhampton Central - Watch here

You can also Click here for more churches to choose from across the BUC.

Thank you for your understanding and support.

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