Language
Our meeting is held in Arabic, and we use English where needed. If English is easier for you, or you're bringing someone who doesn't speak Arabic, you're all very welcome.
Your first visit
Visiting somewhere new for the first time isn't always easy, so here's everything you need to know before you come. Come just as you are – you'll find a warm welcome waiting for you.
We meet once a week, every Wednesday evening. There's no need to book in advance – the door is open to anyone who would like to come.
What to expect
Our meeting is simple and feels like family. The order may vary from week to week, but it usually goes something like this:
When you arrive, we'll welcome you. If it's your first visit, do feel free to say so – we'd love to get to know you.
We usually begin with worship songs in Arabic and prayer together. You're welcome to sing along, or simply to listen and reflect quietly – it's entirely up to you.
We read a passage from the Bible together, followed by a sermon that explains it in plain language and applies it to our everyday lives.
After the closing prayer, some of us usually stay on to chat and get to know one another. It's a good time to ask any questions – and you're also free to leave whenever you like.
Therefore accept one another, even as Christ also accepted you, to the glory of God.
Romans 15:7
Before you come
Our meeting is held in Arabic, and we use English where needed. If English is easier for you, or you're bringing someone who doesn't speak Arabic, you're all very welcome.
Children are welcome with their parents or carers. If you're bringing your children and have a question, send us a message before your visit.
If you have any needs relating to mobility, hearing, sight or anything else, let us know before your visit by phone or WhatsApp on +44 7749 742235. We'll share what we know about the venue and help in any way we can.
We meet at All Nations Hub, 4 Tunnel Rd, Liverpool L7 6QD. You'll find the address, map links and travel directions on our “How to find us” page.
Frequently asked questions
No. You're welcome whatever your background – whether you're a believer, searching for the truth, or carrying questions and doubts. Your questions are welcome, and a good place to start is our Meet Jesus page.
No, you can just turn up. But if you let us know you're coming using the form or on WhatsApp, we'll know to expect you and can answer any questions before your visit.
Wear whatever you're comfortable in. There's no dress code – what matters most to us is that you're with us.
No, it's free to attend, and visitors aren't expected to give any money. Giving at church is entirely voluntary.
We won't pressure you to take part in anything you don't want to. You're welcome simply to come and listen, and if it's your first visit, your questions are very welcome.
Of course. Many people find a first visit easier with someone they know. Children are welcome with their parents or carers; if you have a question about bringing them, message us before your visit or read our Families page.
Send us a WhatsApp message before your visit and we'll tell you what we know about parking near the venue. You'll also find directions by car and by public transport on our How to find us page.
Yes. Call us or send a WhatsApp message on +44 7749 742235, in Arabic or English – we'll be glad to help.
Let us know you're coming
This step is completely optional – you're welcome to come without telling us. But if you leave your name and a way to contact you, we'll know to expect you and can get in touch if you have any questions.
You don't need to include any health details or sensitive personal information in this form. If you have a particular need, you can tell us about it directly by phone or WhatsApp. We only use your details to contact you about your visit – read our privacy policy to find out more.
Send us a WhatsApp message and we'll be happy to help.
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