Gatherings at Greyfriars.

Gatherings are groups of people who meet semi-regularly around a shared interest, hobby or life stage. It's a chance to build relationships and have fun together.

Current Gatherings.

Come back in September to find out about how to join our autumn term gatherings.

Craft and creative gatherings

Make something meaningful alongside people who share your interests

Sports and outdoor gatherings

Play football, hike trails, or explore the outdoors with community

Faith and discussion groups

Explore big questions in a relaxed, no-pressure environment with others

Community meals and social events

Share food, conversation, and time with people from all walks of life

Life Event Support

Care, support and space to talk for those who are going through significant life events such as bereavement.

Life Stages

Parents of toddlers? Post-grad? Retired or semi-retired? Gather with people like you and share life together.

Location-based

Meet up with those on your street or in your area to pray and support your community

Games and hobbies

Find people who share a passion for games and hobbies just like you.

Ready to find your people?

Pick a gathering and show up. That's all it takes to belong.

Questions

Everything you need to know about joining a gathering at Greyfriars.

Do I need to be Christian?

No. Our gatherings welcome everyone. You don't need to believe anything in particular to show up and belong. Come as you are.

What if I'm new to Greyfriars?

Perfect. Most people in our gatherings are new or exploring. You'll find others in the same boat. We keep things relaxed and welcoming.

How do I actually join?

Just turn up. Most gatherings meet at set times each week. Check the details, note the time and place, and come. No sign-up required.

What happens at a gathering?

It depends on the gathering. Some are for eating a meal together or grieving together, others for playing sport or making things. Each one has its own rhythm and purpose.

Can I bring a friend?

Absolutely. Bring whoever you think might benefit. Most gatherings grow through word of mouth, and friends often make the experience better.

Still have questions?

Get in touch with us directly