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A short summary of how a church and community can make a positive change
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Andy King shares the Longton Community Church story of how the favour of God is moving in Longton, Stoke on Trent.

Listen as MP Rob Flello, Lord Mayor of Stoke on Trent Denver Tolley, Longton Councillor Tom Reynolds, Senior Teacher, Lesley Philips, Youth Worker Leah Hickson, PCSO Keith Mellor, and Inspector Elliott Sharrard-Williams each share what they have seen happen this past year.
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andy in office Longton Community Church is an exciting and vibrant church touching the heart of the community in Longton, one of the towns of Stoke on Trent. We regularly pray, both in small groups and as the whole church together. We love worshiping God, having fun and being creative. There are regular teaching and preaching times when we enjoy learning more about God from the Bible.

Our Meetings

Our meetings are relaxed, informal, with a family atmosphere, and we encorage you to come as you are. The worship sunlightmeetings at Longton Community Church are God centred – we love worshipping God, learning from the Bible, prayer and developing friendships. We encourage everyone to bring their God given gifts and to contribute and encourage each other.
What do I need to wear?
There is no dress code, so when you come wear what you are comfortable in.
Can I just turn up?
Yes, everyone is always welcome to any of our meetings, we recommend if this is your first visit to us that you come on Sunday morning at 10:30.
Are children welcome?
Yes, whatever age group you are in; young children, teenagers, adults or older people, all are warmly welcomed. We encourage the children to be part of our meetings and we are not offened if they make some noise.

Meeting outside the church building!

Homegroups are small gatherings of, between 6 and 12, people who meet across the Longton area on a weekly basis. Homegroups are an important part of Longton Community Church and provide places where: Many people have found being involved in a homegroup has helped them develop their walk with God and care for others.

News

Roger, a member of Longton Community Church expresses his appreciation for answered prayer and the concerns of the people in the church more...

Roger

"My first visit to this church, they promote come as you are. Well that is what Jesus would say, this is a very warm and welcoming fellowship that I thank you for making me feel at home within. I wish you all the best for the future and for your work within the town of Longton".

Stewart Swain

Joel has an apostolic ministry covering many churches throughout India. In his hometown he has various ministries of mercy that touch many people. They have a school for disabled children and two orphanages, one of which is called the Esther Home for daughters of temple prostitutes who would be sentenced to a life of prostitution if it were not for this ministry more...