Welcome to the Seaton Baptist Church web-site. For us Church is not about buildings, but is about being a group of ordinary, friendly people - family - part of God's family, commited to seek and to serve God and one another in Seaton and beyond.
As we are a 'Church without walls' when we meet each Sunday morning at 10:30am we borrow our walls from Seaton Primary School. We would love to meet you and welcome you to our times together.
To find out more either contact us or explore our web-site a little more.

Church Without Walls

Seaton Baptist Church was established in 2005 and grew from a small home-based group of people to the thriving fellowship it is today. In the early days the fellowship became known as a church without walls - a term that was originally used as it does not own a building. However it came to reflect the outward-looking nature of the church and its drive to be active in the community, aiming to reach those who may not otherwise attend church or hear the good news of Jesus Christ.

We gather each Sunday at Seaton Primary School to thank and praise God for his love for us through singing, we share stories of what God is doing in our lives, we ask help from God and our friends when things are tough. We pray for our town, our country and the world. We explore the Bible together as we yearn to discover more about God and his Kingdom plans. We share what God have given us as we give of our time, talents and money for his kingdom purposes. We gather together around a table like his disciples did to break bread and drink wine to remember our Lord Jesus. We do all these things together ensuring that all ages are looked after, sometimes together, sometimes in age appropriate groups. We share this time with anyone who desires to join us regardless of their beliefs or faith.

Accountability:

We believe passionately in partnership in the gospel and as such:

The food bank is a local store of non-perishable food and other essential items overseen by Christians together in Seaton and District and operated by volunteers from in and around the community of Seaton. It is made available to those who are in ‘food crisis;’ that is, people who have no food and no means with which to obtain food. Need is assessed by professionals from local partner agencies and local church leaders. We do not supply food on direct request to the food bank.

How does the Food Bank work?

• 1. The food bank is pleased to accept items listed on this page.
• 2. Seaton Tesco and the large Coop in Seaton, The churches in Seaton and district, together with the Town Hall in Seaton host collection points.
• 3. Contributions of food are collected, sorted and stored at the Foodbank Hub until required.
• 4. Partner agencies are provided with vouchers that entitle the bearer to food sufficient for their household for 3 days. These vouchers are given to people who they consider are in crisis with regard to food, according to specific criteria.
• 5. The Food Bank opens at No1 Harepath road in Seaton, each Wednesday between 2pm and 4pm. Voucher holders are able to attend and redeem their vouchers between those times.
• 6. Partner Agencies are also provided with a contact telephone number for use in urgent cases.