145 Ealing Road, Wembley, Middlesex HA0 4BU, United Kingdom
Welcome to the website of the Christians who gather to the name of the Lord Jesus at Wembley Gospel Hall
Our building, on the corner of Clayton Avenue, was opened in 1924 by a group of local Christians who had started meeting in a hall opposite Alperton Station about 30 years earlier.This means we have a local history of over 100 years, longer than most of our local residents have lived!
The Christians then, as now, did not preach a sectarian message, but that the Founder of their faith was one who died for the sins of the people of the world, rose from the tomb and lives today. He invites people to come to Him for forgiveness, peace, joy and satisfaction. That Founder is none other than JESUS CHRIST our LORD.
The Christians at Wembley Gospel Hall have always been visiting the district with literature and invitations to services. Visitors are always welcome - but our Sunday evening Family Service is especially for the benefit of visitors and people who are curious about the Christian faith.
We have our own car park and recently we have installed access ramps for disabled persons, so visiting us is easy and convenient.
If you have never visited Wembley Gospel Hall, why not come on Sunday? We would be so pleased to see you - there is no charge or collection, there is a different speaker each week and it is for just 1 hour.
On the second Saturday of each month, except August we have a meeting that is mainly in Hindi.
This is followed by an Asian meal over which you have plenty of opportunity to ask questions, if you wish.
The Christians then, as now, did not preach a sectarian message, but that the Founder of their faith was one who died for the sins of the people of the world, rose from the tomb and lives today. He invites people to come to Him for forgiveness, peace, joy and satisfaction. That Founder is none other than JESUS CHRIST our LORD.
The Christians at Wembley Gospel Hall have always been visiting the district with literature and invitations to services. Visitors are always welcome - but our Sunday evening Family Service is especially for the benefit of visitors and people who are curious about the Christian faith.
We have our own car park and recently we have installed access ramps for disabled persons, so visiting us is easy and convenient.
If you have never visited Wembley Gospel Hall, why not come on Sunday? We would be so pleased to see you - there is no charge or collection, there is a different speaker each week and it is for just 1 hour.
On the second Saturday of each month, except August we have a meeting that is mainly in Hindi.
This is followed by an Asian meal over which you have plenty of opportunity to ask questions, if you wish.
