03 · Sundays

What to expect
on a Sunday.

No mystery, no awkwardness. Here's exactly what happens when you walk through the door at 11am.

When & where

Sundays at
eleven o'clock.

Time11:00am · service lasts about 90 minutesAddress38 Station Avenue
Walton-on-Thames
Surrey KT12 1NU
TrainDirectly across the road from Walton-on-Thames station, a one-minute walkParkingThe church has a car park with spaces reserved for visitors with disabilities. There is limited street parking on the surrounding roads, and Walton-on-Thames station car park is approximately £3 for the day.
Your first visit

From the moment
you arrive
you're welcome.

Here's a step-by-step of a typical Sunday. You'll be hugely welcomed as soon as you step through the door.
Inside the Cornerstone auditorium, set up for a Sunday service
10:50

Park up and walk in.

The church has a car park with spaces reserved for visitors with disabilities. There is limited street parking on the surrounding roads, and Walton-on-Thames station car park is approximately £3 for the day. The front doors are right on Station Avenue. Someone will be there to greet you, and if it's your first visit you'll be given a new visitors' pack.

10:55

Find a seat, anywhere.

There's plenty of space, so just take a seat wherever you feel comfortable.

11:00

The service begins.

We open with worship, then tithes and announcements.

11:45

Godfrey collects the children.

Godfrey the bear comes round to fetch the children and take them through to KidZone, so the little ones have their own fun for the rest of the morning.

11:50

The preaching begins.

20 to 30 minutes of Bible teaching from Pastor Chris, the word behind the Word.

12:25

A final praise song.

We wrap up the morning together with a closing song of praise.

12:30

We finish. Stay for refreshments.

Then it's free coffees, teas and biscuits. Stay a while and say hello.

The worship team leading sung praise at Cornerstone
Worship style

Evangelical,
spirit-filled,
and full of life.

Cornerstone is an evangelical, spirit-filled church, and our worship reflects that. Our worship team leads us in contemporary songs of praise, some you'll already know and some written here, and we make plenty of room for the Holy Spirit to move.

Sit, stand, sing, raise your hands or close your eyes. Whatever feels right. There's no ‘correct' way to worship and no-one's checking.

We come expecting God to meet us: in the singing, in the preaching and in the room.

KidZone

For parents:
where your kids go.

KidZone is Cornerstone's children's ministry: bright, safe, and so fun the kids never want to leave.

KidZone
Ages 4 to 11, during Sunday morning services.
Little Lambs
Our 0 to 3 creche for parents, babies and toddlers, with a screen to watch the service.
Production
Our youth group for ages 13 to 21.
Safeguarding
Our KidZone team are DBS-checked.
Godfrey the KidZone bear mascot on stage
Godfrey — KidZone mascot
Say hello to
Godfrey
Our beloved KidZone mascot
Practical bits

The questions
you didn't want
to ask out loud.

No question is too small or too obvious. We've been asked everything, here are the most common.

What should I wear?

Come as you are. Whatever you feel comfortable in is welcome here, it's entirely up to you.

Do I need to bring anything?

No, just yourself. If you have a Bible you're welcome to bring it, but the verses are up on the screen too.

Will anyone make a fuss of me?

We'll warmly welcome you when you arrive, but we won't ask you to stand up or do anything you don't want to.

Is it wheelchair accessible?

Yes. There's step-free entry and an accessible toilet, with space for wheelchairs in the seating.

What about the offering?

We take a tithe and offering, but it's completely optional. There are envelopes on the seats, or you can give online. If you're visiting, please don't feel you have to.

Can I just come and watch?

Yes, absolutely. Sit at the back, stay as long as you like, and you can always watch online first.

Thinking of visiting?
We're looking forward
to welcoming you.