Welcome!! We’re saving you a seat….
Thornhill Baptist Church is a community of ordinary people based in the heart of the Thornhill and Harefield areas of Southampton. Everyone is welcome: the old and the young; the got-it-together and the battered and bruised by life; the convinced Christian and the unsure explorer. You can read about our church vision here.
We’d love you to join us, we’re saving you a seat… That seat can be in the church building at 10.30am every Sunday morning or it can be in your own home if you join us online. Either way, you will be extremely welcome – we’re family and you’re invited!
To join us online see the “Our Latest Service” link on this page or you’ll find our older services here.
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We believe God changes lives…

Jen’s story
God has led me to where I am today.
I’ve grown up going to church. I would go every Sunday to hear my Godmother preach and speak about God and the word of the Bible. This was how I came to know who he was and how he has a plan for me.
But it hasn’t been straightforward. My relationship with God has gone through doubts, but through the doubts he never let my left my side, he has always had my back. God was there on the day I was born, when I learned how to walk and how to talk. He was there when I learnt how to ride a bike and sing my first song. He was there on my first day of primary school and on the last day of secondary school.
But he wasn’t just there on the good days, he’s been there on the bad days as well. He was there when I broke my first bone and when I had my first argument. But he was also there on the day I lost my big sister and he is still here while I process that grief and confusion, and the doubt that it has left me with. But, through the words of Ecclesiastes, he has given me reassurance that there is a time to weep but also a time to laugh – and I’ve had my fair share of both over the years.
