Buxton United Reformed Church
With the whole Christian Church the United Reformed Church believes in one God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
The life of faith to which we are called is the spirit’s gift.
The life of faith to which we are called is the spirit’s gift.
When do you meet?
Our main service of worship is at 10.30am on a Sunday.
Where do you meet?
At the URC Church Hardwick Square East, Buxton, SK17 6PT.
Click here for a map
Is there parking?
Yes, there is free
on-street parking.
Where do I go?
In the front door, which is usually open. You will receive a warm welcome and hymn book, before going in to the sanctuary.
Our main service of worship is at 10.30am on a Sunday.
Where do you meet?
At the URC Church Hardwick Square East, Buxton, SK17 6PT.
Click here for a map
Is there parking?
Yes, there is free
on-
Where do I go?
In the front door, which is usually open. You will receive a warm welcome and hymn book, before going in to the sanctuary.
What about children?
We have special activities for children. The children leave for these after about 10 minutes of the service. Our aim is they have fun learning about our faith.
Do you have a dress code?
No, smart casual is a safe bet. Some of us are really smart and others more casual. Be yourself.
Will I be expected to do anything?
No, but if you’d like us to make contact with you later, tell us who you are or sign our visitors’ book for a personal welcome.
We have special activities for children. The children leave for these after about 10 minutes of the service. Our aim is they have fun learning about our faith.
Do you have a dress code?
No, smart casual is a safe bet. Some of us are really smart and others more casual. Be yourself.
Will I be expected to do anything?
No, but if you’d like us to make contact with you later, tell us who you are or sign our visitors’ book for a personal welcome.
Where can I sit?
If it’s purple and it’s a chair you can sit on it.
What can I expect?
We have many visiting preachers and so the service is rarely the same. If you are new to the church then sit at the back and take it in. If you are a churchgoer then the only surprises are likely to be pleasant ones.
If it’s purple and it’s a chair you can sit on it.
What can I expect?
We have many visiting preachers and so the service is rarely the same. If you are new to the church then sit at the back and take it in. If you are a churchgoer then the only surprises are likely to be pleasant ones.
