Community

Since 2018 we have opened Hope Church Central to asylum seekers, wanting to help them in their transition to Crewe and the UK.

Hope Cafe is a place for asylum seekers, refugees and their families to receive support in many ways from reading letters, emailing, and phoning to having access to food, household items, and clothes. We want every person to feel valued and to integrate into life here. The team give time to help people to learn English, run an allotment and play football together.

We also have a Bible study for Farsi speakers, and for more than a year now we have been delivering food to homes. Contact us for more details, we want to help however we can!

If you shop at the Co-op, you can support Hope Cafe as a part of the Local Community fund. Use this link to register.

Hope +coffee runs every Friday from 10-2 at the Myrtle Building and we will be expanding our hours very soon!

It is a warm, welcoming space where you can choose from many cakes and nespresso coffees. You will also find for sale inspirational books and items created by a sewing school project in Nepal,

Profits go to Aanandit charity in Nepal and the Hope Café asylum seeker project in Crewe. We hope to see you!

Muffin Club

We run a weekly drop in, in a local high school, where young people can find support and ask questions about faith and life.

Hope Church Central is our building, which houses the weekly meetings such as prayer meetings and Youth group. It is situated on Derrington Avenue and used to be a Welsh Chapel. It is also increasingly used by community groups and the Council and can be hired out at a reasonable cost. Please contact us by email on admin@hopechurchcrewe.co.uk for hire of the building.