New here
Your first Sunday
should feel simple.
No forms to fill in at the door, no introductions from the front, and no pressure to come back. Here is everything you might want to know before you arrive.
- Sunday Worship
- Sunday 11:00 – 13:00
- Where
- 36 White Hart Lane, N17 8DP
- Next gathering
- 4 October 2026
Getting here
Finding
the door.
- By rail
- White Hart Lane (London Overground) — directly opposite the building.
- By tube
- Seven Sisters (Victoria line) — about 15 minutes on foot.
- By bus
- Routes along the High Road stop within a short walk of the building.
- By car
- Free on-street parking is usually available on the surrounding roads on Sunday mornings. Please park considerately of our neighbours.
The door into the worship hall — step-free access
The way in
From the gate
to the door.
So nothing is unfamiliar when you arrive: the entrance from the gate at 36 White Hart Lane — look for our banner — the compound, and the door into the worship hall, marked 1. Access is step-free.
The entrance from the gate
The compound
At the gate on a Sunday
Before you come
The honest answers
The questions people actually ask us, answered without spin.
How long it lasts
Worship runs from 11:00 to 13:00 — about two hours. Doors open half an hour before, for fellowship and welcoming.
What to wear
Whatever you would normally wear. You will see suits and you will see trainers in the same row.
Children
Children stay in the room with their families. Nobody minds noise. There is a quiet space at the back with a view of the service, and baby-changing facilities on site.
Accessibility
Step-free access into the worship hall through the door marked 1, and an accessible toilet. Please let us know in advance if we can help with anything else.
Who to ask
Whoever greets you at the door. If you would rather not be approached, say so and that will be respected entirely.
Parking
Free on-street parking is usually available on the surrounding roads on Sunday mornings. Please park considerately of our neighbours.
Want to know exactly what happens during the service, part by part? We have written it out in order.
Tell us you're coming
Let us know
you're coming.
Entirely optional — you are just as welcome to turn up unannounced. But if you let us know, someone will be looking out for you at the door and you will not have to work out where to sit on your own.