Growth Groups
Sometimes also known as house groups or small groups, they meet every two weeks in various homes, for bible study and christian fellowship. Please speak to the Minister or one of the Leadership team for further details.
Prayer Meetings
Are held at 8pm on the third Wednesday of the month and at 10.15am on the fourth Saturday of the month.
UBC Men’s Shed
Men’s shed is a place where men can work and meet up. We meet Tuesday and Thursday 9am to 12 midday.
Our shed is equipped with tools and materials donated by the public and local Rotary and we are set up mainly for woodworking, however we are open to suggestions for projects. If you are interested, please contact the UBC office
Lunch Club
Meets every Monday from 11am to 2pm for those who would otherwise be eating alone.
Residential Home
Regular visits are made to a local residential home for the elderly in Upminster. A short service is held once a month. Please contact us for further details.
Well Being Group
To help with self discovery and relaxation, this group meets on Wednesday afternoons, please phone church office for details.
Upminster Lymphoma Support Group
We are an independent support group of people who have all been affected by Lymphoma or any other blood cancers either by a diagnosis or being a relative or carer of someone suffering with a blood cancer. We are an informal and friendly group and usually meet monthly at 1.30 on a Tuesday afternoon in the foyer of Upminster Baptist church, though recently of course our meetings have been online via Zoom.
In the past we have enjoyed the company of a variety of speakers from different walks of life and have become more informed about many aspects of coping and living with blood cancers. The talks are usually accompanied by tea and biscuits and an informal time of chatting together. While restrictions are in force we are carrying on with our meetings and our program of speakers via zoom
, , If you would like to talk to someone or need more information then please get in touch via the email addresses below.
Doreen and Ian Russell (ian.doreen@btinternet.com) Denise Hosking (denise.hosking@gmail.com).