Church the way it started: in homes.
Just like the early church in Acts, we meet in each other's living rooms: a cup of tea, a guitar, an open Bible and friends who help each other follow Jesus. There's a seat saved for you.
It's where we all connect: 6am prayer, what's coming up, and a warm welcome.
A light that turns ships from the rocks.
A lighthouse doesn't chase ships around. It just stands there and shines, so they can see the rocks and steer to safety. That's what we want to be. Jesus is the Light of the world, and we want to point everyone we meet to Him.
“I am the light of the world. He who follows me will not walk in the darkness, but will have the light of life.” John 8:12
Church the way it started: in homes.
Did you know the church didn't have buildings for its first 300 years? Believers opened their homes, read the Scriptures together and told their neighbours about Jesus. That's how the Gospel got from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth. We're doing the same thing today.
Worship
Someone grabs a guitar and we sing to Jesus. Simple and from the heart.
Fellowship
Real friends who pray for you, check in on you and walk with you.
The Word
We open the Bible together. All of it. And we try to live it out.
Prayer
We pray expecting God to answer, because He does.
Make disciples
We tell people about Jesus and help them follow Him too.
“They continued steadfastly in the apostles’ teaching and fellowship, in the breaking of bread, and prayer.” Acts 2:42
Two friends, a tennis court and an open Bible.
Honestly? It started with two guys who played tennis together. One week we opened the Bible, and we haven't stopped since. Then God started adding people.
- The start
Two friends
Tennis partners who decided to read the Bible together.
- Then
A Bible study
A cup of tea, an open Bible and honest chats about Jesus. So we invited a few friends.
- God added
Baptisms & disciples
People gave their lives to Jesus and got baptised. Then they started bringing their friends.
- Now
A growing movement
We're growing, but it's not about us. It's all about Jesus and His Kingdom.
Don't just take our word for it.
Real stories from people in LightHouse about what Jesus has done in their lives.
A place for everyone to grow.
Men and women often face different struggles, so it helps to have a space where you can really open up. Here's where we are right now, and where we're heading.
Men's fellowship
Men face different battles. This is a place to be honest, open up and run the race together as brothers, with Jesus at the centre.
“Iron sharpens iron.” Proverbs 27:17 Come alongWomen's group
A space for women to grow in Jesus together: to pray, open the Bible and share life honestly. Want to be part of it from the very start?
Register your interestCouples & families
We're praying about groups for husbands and wives and whole families, so entire homes can shine for Jesus together.
Let us know you're interestedEvery week, every month.
Here's what a normal month looks like. Jump in wherever you like, whether it's your first week or you've followed Jesus for years.
Home nights
A cuppa, worship with a guitar, the Bible and prayer in someone's living room.
Last MondayAll together
Every last Monday of the month at Central Harvest Church, Romford.
WhatsApp voiceMorning prayer
An early-morning prayer meeting every week, together on a WhatsApp call.
On the streetsOutreach
We head out to tell people about Jesus. Come with us!
One home becomes many.
Here's what we believe: every follower of Jesus is called to lead a LightHouse one day. As you grow in Him, you'll start helping others follow Jesus too, and maybe open your own home. That's how the light spreads.
“Commit the same things to faithful men, who will be able to teach others also.” 2 Timothy 2:2Lead a LightHouse
Teachings, testimonies & news.
Join the WhatsApp group.
Honestly, this is where it all happens. It's the easiest way to get to know everyone and find your place in LightHouse.
- Jump on our weekly 6am prayer meeting.
- Hear about home nights, the Romford night and outreach.
- Share prayer requests and encourage each other through the week.
Every week. Together in prayer.