Caversham Baptist Church is a family church, based in the heart of the village of Caversham.
We are made up of ordinary people, from all walks of life, seeking to know God more, live as Jesus taught us and to show the heart of Jesus in our community, through our friendships, relationships and in our daily life.
We invite you to find out more about us through this website or on Sunday mornings from 10am.
So, if you are a newcomer to Caversham, or have lived here for years, or maybe you’re just passing through, we extend a warm welcome to you, and we hope you find a warm welcome from us.
Time 4 U is a chance for you to take a little time for yourself in amongst your busy week. Mondays from 10am.
Come along between 12.15 and 1.30 for a three course lunch which won’t break the bank, and an opportunity to meet your friends.
The 2nd Sunday evening of the month we spend time worshipping and seeking God for our community. From 6.30pm.
Every Wednesday between 12 and 2, drop-in, we’re here to help, whatever your circumstances.
Sunday 11th August, Colin Baker leads our morning worship. A warm welcome awaits you at 10:30am.
Caversham Baptist Church will open its doors to festival goers over the August bank holiday weekend, for light bites, clean toilets and mobile phone charging.
Please take a look at our plans submitted to Reading Borough Council for our redevelopment project here – 190738 and here – 190739
Caversham Baptist Church is a lively church family in the heart of the village of Caversham. Made up of ordinary people seeking to know God more through his Son Jesus Christ. It is a place of Worship, prayer and teaching. A place where people strive to care for each other and a place where we share life and laughter together. Together, we want to be a church with relevant teaching, heart-felt worship, honest friendships, constant prayer, and compassionate care for those in need. In short, we’d like to be the kind of church that can influence and impact our community. Whether you’re ...
Time 4 U….and fun for your children! Do you need some time for you? Would you like a place to meet other parents, to chat and relax? Or a place where the children can play, sing, make and do, but most of all have ‘fun’. Then come along to Time 4 U! Time 4 U meets in the lounge and church at Caversham Baptist Church every Monday during term time from 10.00am to 11.30am. The group is aimed at anyone looking after pre-school children, whether parent, grandparent, childminder or nanny. Each week there will be drinks and cakes for everyone, with volunteers on hand to chat to ...
We have a number of home groups in the Caversham area as you can see by the map below. Our home groups are designed to be a place where we can grow together in our faith, share our joys and also to share the times when life just gets you down. Each home group will spend time in prayer, worship and Bible study. We also take our pastoral care very seriously and so each home group is a place where you can share in total confidence. If you would like to join a home group, please look at the map below ...
Caversham Baptist Church welcomes the Reading festival and Caversham's community over the bank holiday weekend. We are providing clean toilets, free wi-fi, mobile, tablet and laptop charging and free meals throughout the weekend for festival goers, or just a place to get away from it all for a while in a quiet space. Sue Allum, the organiser, hopes that the people who come through the door will be able to freshen up, get a good cup of tea or meal and ensure they are able to keep in contact with their home. The church leaders say “it’s great to have the ...
Caversham Baptist Church welcomes the Reading festival and Caversham's community over the bank holiday weekend. We are providing clean toilets, free wi-fi, mobile, tablet and laptop charging and free meals throughout the weekend for festival goers, or just a place to get away from it all for a while in a quiet space. Sue Allum, the organiser, hopes that the people who come through the door will be able to freshen up, get a good cup of tea or meal and ensure they are able to keep in contact with their home. The church leaders say “it’s great to have the ...