Churches

We are a bible based, family friendly church serving Little Heath and Potters Bar. We have a relaxed contemporary style, seeking to honour God in our worship, shared life, and mission. We have members of the fellowship from a diversity of Christian traditions, ethnicities, cultural backgrounds and abilities, and actively encourage participation in equal measure by women and men in all forms of ministry.

Our Sunday service is at 10am with Sunday groups for children (during term times) and prayer ministry available. Holy Communion is on the second and fourth Sundays. Our Wednesday service is also at 10am and is more traditional in flavour with hymns on the organ. This is Holy Communion every week alternating Common Worship and Book of Common Prayer.

Our toddler group runs term time only on Monday mornings 10am – 11.30am and our café runs every Wednesday 8.45am to 12pm incorporating a compassionate café and warm space initiative.
For more information including upcoming events visit cclh.org.uk

At Potters Bar Evangelical Free Church the worship at 10.30am on Sundays is bible based with communion, hymns and choruses. Children have activities in a side room for about half the service. Toys are available in the main hall for very young children. You are welcome to stay for light refreshments.

Youth Groups meet on Mondays during term-time: Reception to Year 6 at 6.15-7.30pm, followed by Secondary School age 7.30-9pm. Weekly Prayer meeting 8-9pm on Tuesdays – please phone 01707 852422 for details.

King Charles the Martyr Anglican Church was founded in the 1930s and lies on the western side of Potters Bar. The Church (built in 1941) and Halls Complex (built in 2003) seek to serve the whole community. Worship is in the modern catholic tradition and takes place daily. There are two main Sunday morning services: Sung Eucharist at 9.30am and a more informal Morning Worship at 11am. For full details ring the Revd Atalie Gaines (01707 665579) or see www.kcm-church.org.uk.

For full details of services and other activities please see parish.rcdow.org.uk/pottersbar. For live streaming of services please go to www.churchservices.tv/pottersbar.

We are located in Barnet Road and our Sunday Service is at 10.30am. PBBC was established in 1788 and we have recently celebrated our 235th anniversary.
We welcome anyone who is either looking for a church to belong, anyone who is exploring the faith or if anyone wants somewhere to be for a season (no matter how long or short that season is).
Our Church Community opens in the week for various groups and for more information about church life please see www.pbbc.org.uk
Revd Adrian Wood Minister@pbbc.org.uk Tel:07479558867

From our foundation as Potters Bar’s Congregational Church in 1934 Potters Bar United Reformed Church has developed over the years into a modern and comfortable church centre with many amenities.

Our worship and activities are adapting to embrace new technology and the pressures of living in the Britain of today.

We are a welcoming and caring community offering a structured but slightly informal style of worship, although we remain quite traditional.

St Giles is a beautiful 12th century church. more modern additions include a Sir Ninian Comper Font cover and window. Worship is liberal Catholic with Sung Mass at 11.00am each Sunday and at 8pm on Feast days. St Giles has a number of interesting traditions, including a bread service on Christmas Eve and a brief service and sermon in the Black Horse Public House every year on Good Friday evening.

Fr Ayoob Adwar was licensed to the parish as Curate in Charge in February 2022. More details about our worship and how to contact us can be found on our website www.stgiles-stmargarets.co.uk

St John’s Methodist Church provides a welcoming environment for worship and excellent facilities for community use. The Sunday services are at 10.30 a.m. offering a mixture of traditional and modern worship. Junior Johns, our Junior Church, also meets every Sunday. For further details see our website.

St Margaret’s is a beautiful mediaeval church in a small village, the worship is traditional Anglican, services begin at 9.15am each Sunday, Common Worship Eucharist on the 1st and 4th Sundays, Book of Common Prayer Matins on 2nd and 5th Sundays and BCP Holy Communion on 3rd Sunday.

Fr Ayoob Adwar was licensed to the parish as Curate in Charge in February 2022. More details about our worship and how to contact us can be found on our website www.stgiles-stmargarets.co.uk

St Mary the Virgin and All Saints was built in 1915, replacing the earlier St John’s Church.

We are rooted in the Catholic tradition of the Church of England and are commited to dignified worship, good music and orthodox teaching. Our Sunday morning services are at 8am (Said Eucharist) and 10am (Sung Eucharist). Evensong at 5pm is on the second and fourth Sunday.

On the third Sunday of the month we hold our 10am Family Parade Service with our Uniformed Organisations.

For further details see our website.