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King’s Church Aberdeen, in Scotland, was founded in 1951 as Aberdeen Assemblies of God. It initially started with informal gatherings, followed by a move into a building on King Street in 1969. After the church congregation dwindled to just four people, Pastor John Strachan relaunched the church in 1993. In 2020 the congregation moved into the former Aberdeen Exhibition & Conference Centre and changed its name.
Awesome place of worship where you can enjoy the love and warmth of fellowship. A coffee bar throughout the week. Toilet and disable toilet. Wheel accessible entrance. A foyer for relaxation. Free WiFi. Always someone around to speak and chat with. A perfect place for networking. Children friendly enviroment. On Sundays there is a place of worship for adults, young adults, teens, for kids, and kids with special needs. There is security on ground every Sunday. There is a large parking space and people to help and answer all questions with a smile.
This is NOT your usual Church!
With well over 1,000 (yes one thousand) attending on a Sunday.
Worship is lively and the dress code is flexible, shorts, jeans, suits are all acceptable and seen on a normal Sunday.
The sermon is usually around 30 minutes and focussed on Jesus as revealed in the Christian Bible.
There is a welcome team who will make you feel, well, err welcome!
They run a Sunday School with 450 kids! And also have a group for those with additional support needs called Champion’s Club.
If you are looking to discover what Christianity is all about or if you are looking for a spiritual home and live in the Aberdeen area, I’d recommend you give it a go - services start at 10:30…
The Church is active in the community not just on Sundays and has an excellent cafe which opens Monday to Saturday.
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