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Realms of Revelation Ecclesia
Embracing the Word of God to destroy the works of darkness.
A community of faith in pursuit of truth, supporting individuals and families in building a firm spiritual foundation.
- Rooted in truth
- Grounded in grace
- Built on community
- All are welcome
This week’s message
Hear it live, or catch up after
Bishop Marlon Curtis · 1 John 3:1–10 · Sunday 11 October
Message archive
What we heard earlier this autumn
The last three messages, newest first. Every gathering is recorded, so a Sunday you missed is never lost.
Sunday 4 October
The lamp and the oil
Matthew 25:1–13 · Bishop Marlon Curtis
Sunday 27 September
A firm foundation
Luke 6:46–49 · the pastoral team
Sunday 20 September
Grace that teaches
Titus 2:11–14 · Bishop Marlon Curtis
Visit us
When we gather, and where
Two gatherings a week, both open to anyone. Come as you are; there is no dress code and no membership to sign.
R.O.R.E. — Realms of Revelation Ecclesia
Closed · opens Sunday at 9 am
- Sunday
- 9 am – 12:30 pm
- Tuesday
- 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm
What we stand for
End time word, for an end time people
In a world filled with despair and uncertainty, we stand firm, trusting in the one true God, Jesus Christ. We gather to sing, to pray, to read the Word and to eat together, and nobody here has to have it all worked out first.
“Please come and visit us to experience the love and grace of God in person.” — Bishop Marlon Curtis
Upcoming
Four things in the diary
Our regular Sunday gathering and midweek study, plus the food bank and a baptism Sunday. Add any of them to your own calendar.
Ministries
Where you can serve, and be served
Four of the teams that keep the week running. None of them needs experience, and all of them need people.
Worship and music
Singers, musicians and the sound desk. Joining is a conversation, not an audition.
Children and young people
Sunday groups, a youth night, and a safeguarding policy we will happily show you.
Outreach and the food bank
Thursday mornings, the winter warm room, and lifts for anyone who needs one.
Prayer and pastoral care
A prayer team after every gathering, home visits, and a phone call when you need one.
Giving
Four ways to give, and what each one costs
R.O.R.E. is funded entirely by the people who gather here, and nobody is asked for anything. No method below is better than the others; each has a trade-off worth knowing before you choose.
Bank transfer or standing order
[email protected] — ask for the giving account
Clears in one to three days, and the account details change whenever the church changes bank. Best for regular giving; no use at all in an emergency.
Envelope at a gathering
Marked “R.O.R.E. giving”
No fees, and completely anonymous if you prefer. It only arrives if you are there, so a Sunday you miss is a gift you miss, and we issue no receipt unless you ask.
In person, to a trustee
After any Sunday gathering
The quickest way to give to something urgent, and the easiest way to ask where the money actually goes. Nothing is recorded against your name unless you want it to be.
Planned giving: a legacy or a deed of covenant
[email protected] — ask for a conversation
The only method that needs a solicitor, a will and time, and the one that keeps the lights on long after us. It cannot be undone quickly, so start it early.
Bank transfer, standing order or legacy — in order
- Ask the church office for the giving account details. They are not published, so they cannot be harvested.
- Put your name, or "anonymous", in the payment reference.
- Say if the gift is for a particular fund, such as the food bank.
- Ask for a receipt if you need one for your own records.
This page is a concept design and takes no payments: the details here are placeholders and nothing you do on this page reaches a bank. If you want to give for real, ask the church office.
Prayer and visits
Ask for prayer, or for a visit
Prayer requests go to the pastoral team and nowhere else: they are not read out and not passed on. Ask for a visit and someone will call to arrange a time that suits you.