Langford Chapel - the home of Langford Evangelical Church

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Jesus said, "You must be born again"

John Chapter 3 verse 7

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Who we are

Your local independent Church - just a mile away from Burrington Combe, where a cleft in a rock is said to have inspired the famous hymn "Rock of Ages".

We are local Christians who are not ashamed of the Lord Jesus Christ or the Bible - we believe it is God's word and so it is important to us.

We give a warm and friendly welcome to visitors and are always happy to see new faces.

Who we are not . . .

We are not some weird sect or cult. We believe the historic truths of Christianity and we have been established since 1846. You can view or download a pdf file of our history booklet, "A Brief History of Langford Chapel" - click here. (This is our 2016 updated edition produced for the 170th Anniversary - printed copies are available at the Chapel.)

Respected local people from all backgrounds have been and are church members and we have friendly contact with many other churches and Christian organisations.

You can find out more on our About us and our friends page which has some useful links.

Have you got new life in Jesus yet?

Jesus said "You must be born again."

(John's Gospel Chapter 3 verse 7)

We have a regular home visitation programme - if we can help you, please get in touch with us by using the link on our Secure Contact Page - we will be happy to listen to you.

You can help us . . .

We try to keep our website up-to-date but sometimes external links get broken through circumstances beyond our control. If you see a problem or you have a comment, please use the link on our Secure Contact Page. Thanks you!

Where we are

Use our Google map here

Lower Langford is just off the A38, three miles South of Bristol Airport. Turn down the lane called Blackmoor (which is signposted to Wrington) between the Jubilee Homes and Langford Inn, opposite the former Post Office; the Chapel is about 100 yards down on the left. For Satnav you can use BS40 5HL (not for HGV and please not for mail - we have no mail receiving facility at the Church - use the Secure Contact Page link instead and we can then give you the Secretary's postal address.)