About Us

Who are we?

We are a group of people who have committed our lives to the Lord Jesus Christ. We come from different backgrounds and are of various ages but we have committed ourselves to each other in Christian living

As the Bible teaches we believe:

     that Jesus is the Son of God;

     that he died on the cross for our sins;

     that he was raised to life again;

     that we are forgiven and made God`s

     friends through  faith in  him.

 Baptism

Usually in a church such as ours, new Christians show that they have turned to God and put their faith in the Lord Jesus Christ by being baptised.  This means being immersed in water (and lifted up again!).  It shows that they have left behind the old way of life and have begun a new way of life with the Lord Jesus. 

Who runs the church?

 All the members are expected to meet from time to time to plan the policy of the church and to take important decisions.  When we meet in this way we ask the Holy Spirit to help us discover the Lord`s will, since he is the true leader of the church.  Day-to-day affairs are managed by a secretary, a treasurer and a small group of people called deacons, together with the full-time pastor.  All of them, including the pastor, are elected by the church.  We also have ways of keeping in touch with other churches, locally, nationally, and throughout the world.

What do we do?

 Every Sunday we meet together to worship God. This day is important to us because it was on the first day of the week that the Lord Jesus was raised from death.  We sing, pray, read the Bible - God`s message to us  - and consider what it means. At least twice every month we share bread and wine in the Lord`s Supper, remembering that Jesus Christ once died for us, that he is alive, and that he is Lord.  On Sunday mornings there are groups for children, in both Welsh and English, and there are other meetings during the week.  We believe the most important thing we have to do is serve the Lord Jesus Christ: in our homes; at work; in special kinds of help we try to give personally in the community - and when we`re relaxing too! We also help to support various kinds of Christian work elsewhere, and we pray for personal and local concerns as well as those of the world at large.  In all this we rely on the help of the Holy Spirit.

Where do we meet?

Usually in our chapel at the lower end of Barn Street.  For meetings during the week we mostly use the entrance at the back, in Perrot’s Avenue.

Who comes?

Not only members.  Occasional visitors include holidaymakers, and local people who are interested to find out about this church.  Many of those who attend regularly do not wish to become members at present but enjoy coming nevertheless.  Why not come one Sunday and see for yourself?

Our affiliations

Haverfordwest & MIlford Haven District of Baptist Churches
Pembrokeshire Baptist Association
Baptist Union of Wales
Baptist Union of Great Britain
Haverfordwest and District Free Church Council
Haverfordwest and District Cytun / Churches Together.