Frequently asked questions

No — just come along! All our services are open to everyone. The only exception is for large civic or special services where we may offer ticketing for capacity reasons.

There is wheelchair access, disabled toilet facilities and a loop system for those who use hearing aids

We have a Sunday School that meets each Sunday at 09:30. The children start in with the rest of the congregation, before going for their own time together. When they return they are invited to share. Carers are welcome to accompany their children into Sunday School if they wish.
All our Sunday School leaders are DBS checked and trained in safeguarding

Yes. Everyone is welcome.

All the money we receive in donations goes to pay for the mission and ministry of All Saints and the Diocese of St Asaph

There are lots of different roles that people can get involved in, from helping to maintain the building, being part of our welcome team and take part in the service. Some role require specific training and many involve a DBS check as part of our safeguarding policy. If you’d like to get involved that speak to one of the clergy or a churchwarden.

Talk to one of the clergy.

More information about these events can be found here

There is limited on street parking outside the church.
Newtown has several public carparks which are about a 10 minute walk from the church. Details can be found here

We are a 10 minute walk from Newtown bus station. The 86B bus stops outside the church (this doesn’t run on Sundays)

We are a 15 minute walk from Newtown train station

There is some Welsh used in our services.

We produce a monthly sheet of all the services and events that are happening at All Saints and the surrounding churches. Also our Cedewain magazine has details of what’s coming up. If you would like to receive these then speak to one of our churchwardens.