CHRISTIANITY & FAITH EXPLORED | Kirk Ella & Willerby
Have you ever wondered what Christians believe?
Exploring the big questions of life? Curious about Christianity or what the Bible really says? At St Andrews, we’d love to help you explore the Christian faith.
We offer a couple of relaxed, accessible courses (online and in person) where you can ask questions, hear others’ perspectives, and dig into what Christianity is all about—whether you’re totally new or just looking for a refresher.
If you don’t have a Bible but would like one, we’d be more than happy to give you one—just get in touch! Or, if you prefer digital, there’s also a great free Bible app YouVersion.
CHRISTIANITY EXPLORED
What’s the best news you’ve ever heard?
Who? Anyone who’s curious—whether you’re completely new to church, just starting to ask questions, or looking to revisit the basics of the Christian faith.
Where? St Andrew’s church, Kirk Ella.
When? We run courses throughout the year, and if none are currently listed below, please get in touch to express your interest—we’d be happy to help and keep you updated.
What? This is a friendly, informal seven week course with videos and discussion to find out more about the life of the person at the heart of the Christian faith – Jesus Christ. You’re very welcome to come along for the first week to try it out, no pressure if you’re not sure the course is for you.
Come and join us!
interested in joining us on our next course?
CHRISTIANITY EXPLORED ENQUIRY
To register interest in the next Christianity Explored course please complete the form.
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The story of God, the world & you – A self study introduction
Who? For those interested in finding out more but you are not ready to come to church just yet.
Where? Online. Click below to access.
When? Anytime to suit you.
What? We recommend this free and totally online course designed to help you think about God, the world and you.
Take part and have fun!
ready to start exploring the story of god?
For everything that was written in the past was written to teach us, so that through the endurance taught in the Scriptures and the encouragement they provide we might have hope.
(Romans 15:4)