What we do

10.00 a.m morning meeting at Uckfield Civic Centre. This is our main meeting where we sing to God (with the help of a lively band), and listen to bible teaching. A crèche is provided for 0-4 year olds and there are Sunday clubs for children aged 4-14 grouped according to age. The children start with the adults in the main hall and go to Sunday club part way through the music time.

A social time for babies under 1 year old (and their mothers). The group runs from 10.00 - 11.30am on Wednesdays during term time. Toys, baby gyms, videos, play mats, tea and cake provided. This is based in our own building.

Meets Thursday lunch times from 11:30 to provide lunch and friendship to anyone who is around. This is based in our own building.

Meets every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month at 2.00pm to provide tea and friendship for the elderly.

Community Groups meet most weeks in homes around the town and nearby villages. Group members look after each other. They support, encourage and pray for one another, and look for ways to do good things in their neighbourhood.

We run alpha as an introduction to Christianity, for anyone who wants to know what being a Christian is all about. This is based in our own building.

As well as meeting on Sunday mornings for bible teaching, the 11-14 age group meet most Friday evenings for games and other activities.

Those who are 15 and over have their own community groups. They meet for a varied social programme on Friday or Saturday evenings

Meets every Thursday at 7.00am to pray and support each other.

An introduction to the Church and what we believe, for anyone who wants to become a committed member of the Church.

The King’s Church, Uckfield takes seriously the responsibility to protect and safeguard the welfare of children and young people entrusted to its care, and has a robust Child Protection Policy which is approved by East Sussex County Council.

We have detailed guidelines and procedures relating to child abuse suspicions or allegations and ensure that these procedures are known and followed by all workers.

All those volunteering to work with children and young people are subject to a stringent application and induction process including Criminal Records Bureau Disclosure, references, declaration of conviction, interview and supervised probationary period.