WELTON YOUTH

Our Youth is made up of 2 groups which meet the individual needs of our young people, our Sunday services start with everyone together in the main hall for worship, after which the youth go to their groups. Once a month we have our All-In service which is a family service where all generations worship together, on this Sunday there are no Youth groups. Our Youth also enjoy building relationships at summer camps and weekends away.

VOLTAGE - SCHOOL YEARS 7 to those aged 14

SUNDAYS
At Voltage we focus on learning to apply the Bible to everyday life. Our aim is to help our young people develop an independent and real faith in Jesus and they are given the opportunity to pray for one another, express what they feel God is saying, study the bible, grow personally through prayer, ask questions, share their faith and think through various life choices.

MIDWEEK
Voltage meet on Wednesday nights in the upstairs “Assembly Room” at Midsomer Norton Town Hall from 7pm to 8:30pm. It’s a great chance to meet up with friends from church during the week and meet others from our community where the relationships of the young people can grow in a relaxed and fun environment. We have an action-packed program each term which engages everyone and includes bringing God into our everyday lives.

IGNITE - 14 to 18 years

SUNDAYS
Ignite meet twice a month on Sunday mornings during the main service, the aim for Ignite is to learn more about God, take time to studying the Bible, look at who God really is and the plan He has for each person individual. Our aim is to promote living Christian lives in the world, we encourage the young people to be ready for the future whether it's employment, Uni or College, equipping them go out into the world as contagious Christians.

WEEKDAY
On Friday evenings Ignite meet from 7.30pm to 9.30pm at the Welton Chapel, these times together are interactive, with food, games and fellowship. We pray for each other, talk about what is happening in our lives, where God fits into it and use the time to build on our relationships within the group.

ADDITIONAL NEEDS
We are passionate about being inclusive; and have people on our volunteer team with specialist skills in special and additional needs. We are striving to be a church that welcomes every child, no matter what challenges they may experience.

SAFEGUARDING
Welton Baptist Church takes child protection very seriously. No-one is allowed to volunteer in any of our children's or young people's groups without having been through a strict vetting procedure including a DBS check. We have a clear policy in place if a child or young person discloses information to any of our volunteers, and we have an obligation to pass on any concerns we may have over a child's or young person's wellbeing. We seek to act sensitively at all times.

Hello and welcome to Welton Baptist Church. If you are a new visitor, we have a page for you to get to know us and learn more about planning a visit.
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Planning your Visit

Welcome. We're glad you're here

Whether you've just moved to the area, or have lived here all your life - we hope our website helps you to find out everything you want to know about our Church.

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For those who are exploring the possibility of coming to Welton, we’d recommend a ‘Welcome Meal’ - these take place every few months for those wanting to find out a bit more about the church, it’s vision and where you might fit. All over a great meal. Click here and we’ll email with the next Welcome Meal date. For now, here’s a few answers to some common questions people ask…

When & where does the church meet?
Somervale School every Sunday morning at 10:30am and every Sunday evening at 6.00pm at our Chapel in Welton. Click here for a map.

What should I expect when I visit?
A warm welcome! Church for people of all ages and from all walks of life. Some are already Christians, others exploring and growing their faith. Lively worship, great Bible teaching and groups for all ages. Services last for about an hour and a half, and always end with coffee!

What happens to the kids at church?
We have a fantastic range of groups for children and teenagers called Energy Groups. On Sundays, children and youth stay with their parents or carers for the first half an hour, then head to their own groups for an hour. There are mid-week groups too.

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Is there a dress code?
No! Please just be yourself and come dressed in your 'normal' clothes.

Is it all about Sundays?
Not at all! We have many mid-week house groups, children’s clubs and youth groups running. Check out the House Groups page and Children and Youth pages.

More Questions?
Keep clicking! Or give us a call on 01761 410274 or email with any questions you have and we will be happy to help you.