Your First Visit to Home Church Scotland

What to Expect

We know visiting a new church can feel intimidating. We want to make it as easy as possible for you to feel at home.

Our Sunday services are designed to be engaging, practical, and welcoming. You won't be singled out, asked to give money, or forced to participate in anything you're not comfortable with.

Quick Answers

• How long is it?

  Services typically last around 75 to 90 minutes.

• What should I wear?

  Come exactly as you are. Most people dress casually.

Worship

We start with a few contemporary worship songs. The words are on the screen, so you can join in or simply listen.

Teaching

We share a practical, Bible-based message designed to help you find Jesus and grow in your everyday faith.

Connection

Before and after the service, there's always time for great coffee and a chance to meet people.

Home Kids

We have a safe, fun, and engaging program for children running concurrently with the main service.

What happens at a Home Church Sunday service?

Our Sunday services include contemporary worship, a practical Bible-based message, and time to connect over coffee. Services are designed to be engaging, welcoming, and suitable whether you've been to church before or not.

How long does the service last?

Services typically last around 75 to 90 minutes.

What should I wear?

Come exactly as you are. Most people dress casually. There is no dress code.

Can I come if I am not a Christian?

Absolutely. Whether you are exploring faith for the first time, returning after some time away, or have never been to church before, you are warmly welcome.

Is there anything for children?

Yes. We have a safe, fun, and engaging Home Kids programme for children running concurrently with the main service at most of our locations.

Is there youth ministry?

Yes. We have youth gatherings for teenagers at our campuses across Glasgow and Scotland. Most locations have weekly youth meetings — check your nearest location page for details.

Will I be asked to give money?

No. You will never be asked or pressured to give money. There is an opportunity to give for those who call Home Church their home, but visitors are not expected to give.

Is there parking?

Most of our locations have parking available, either on-site or nearby. Check the individual location page for specific parking information.

Are the venues accessible?

Many of our venues are fully accessible. Check the individual location page for accessibility information, or contact us at hello@homechurch.scot if you have specific requirements.

Do I need to book?

No. You can simply turn up on a Sunday. If you let us know you're coming, we can arrange for someone to meet you at the door and show you around.

Can I come on my own?

Yes. Many people come on their own for the first time. Our team will make sure you feel welcome and help you get connected.