Doors 09:45
Out by 12:00
Everything you want to know before you walk in.
First Sundays are easier when you already know what is going to happen. So here it is, in order.
A Sunday, minute by minute
Two hours, and you can leave at any point without anyone minding.
09:45
Doors open
Come early if you would rather not walk in during the singing. There is tea, and someone at the door whose only job is new people.
10:00
Singing
About half an hour. Stand, sit, sing, or just listen — nobody is watching you.
10:20
Children go out
Under-12s head to their own groups by age. You sign them in and you sign them out. Nobody else can collect them.
10:35
The message
Around forty minutes of teaching straight from a passage of the Bible. Bring a Bible if you have one; there are spares.
11:30
Prayer, then tea
If you want prayer, someone will pray with you at the front. If you want to leave quietly, that is completely fine too.
Finding us
We are on the corner of Fourth Avenue and Masotsha Ndlovu Way in Parktown, Waterfalls — about fifteen minutes south of the Harare CBD. Kombis running the Waterfalls route drop at the corner.
Fourth Avenue, Masotsha Ndlovu WayParktown, Waterfalls
Harare, Zimbabwe
Map
Fourth Avenue, Masotsha Ndlovu Way, Parktown, Waterfalls, Harare.
Open directionsThe questions people actually ask
If yours is not here, ask it. Nothing is too basic.
Ask something elseWhere do I park?
There is space inside the gate on Fourth Avenue and along Masotsha Ndlovu Way. Someone in a bib will point you in.
What should I wear?
Whatever you own. Some people dress up, most do not. You will not be the odd one out either way.
Do I have to give money?
No. Visitors are never asked to give. There is no plate passed to you and no pressure.
Will I be made to stand up or introduce myself?
No. We do not single out visitors from the front. If you want to say hello afterwards, there is a desk. If you do not, walk out and nobody will chase you.
I do not know anything about the Bible. Will I be lost?
The teaching explains the passage as it goes and page numbers are given out. Come with questions — you can ask any of them over tea.
Is the church accessible?
The sanctuary is on one level with step-free access from the gate. Tell us in advance if you need a seat kept near the front or the door.
Tell us you are coming
Entirely optional — but if you let us know, someone will be watching for you at the door and will sit with you.