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Food Support
St. George’s Church, St George’s Square, Portsea, PO1 3AT
Doors open at 10am for our morning service with children's and youth groups.
The Ten at our Gunwharf location is a lively service where all are welcome, whatever their age, stage or background! Come and join us for pastries and coffee 10-10.30, followed by a service where we worship, listen to a talk, and have an opportunity to pray for each other.
With Harbour Kids (ages 1-11), Harbour Youth (ages 11-15) and a baby room where parents with under 1s can watch a live feed of the service, there’s a space for everyone to feel involved. Whether this is your first time at church or your hundredth, we’d love to get to know you!
Women's Support
St. Alban’s Church, Copnor Road, Portsmouth, PO3 5AL
The Ten at our St Alban’s location is a brand-new service with a particular focus on worshipping together across all generations. Come and join us for pastries, coffee and bouncy castle 10-10.30, followed by an all-in service where we worship, learn from the Bible and have an opportunity to pray for each other.
There are currently no Harbour Kids or Youth groups – all ages and stages are invited to engage and participate in the service. If you’re looking for a joy-filled, accessible service, why not give St Alban’s a try?
Pastoral Support
St. George’s Church, St George’s Square, Portsea, PO1 3AT
Doors open at 6pm for our evening service which is the home of our youth, students and young adults.
The Six at our Gunwharf location is our service designed specifically with youth, students and young adults in mind, although all are welcome! Doors open at 6pm for a 6.15pm start. Come and join us for a drink before enjoying a time of worship, hearing a talk, and an opportunity to pray for each other. Stay after the service for a Harbour Co social – we’d love to get to know you!
Specialist Support
All Saints Church, 334 Commercial Road, PO1 4BT
Doors open at 9.15am for our parish Eucharist.
The Nine-Thirty has a traditional feel, with liturgy, organ-led worship and a message from the Bible. We also take time to pray and receive Holy Communion together. It’s a truly meaningful act of remembrance and thanksgiving as we connect with God and each other. Coffee served after the service.
If you’re interested in joining one of these teams please fill in the form below: