New to Bishopdown Evangelical Church in Salisbury?
We’re excited that you’re considering visiting Bishopdown Evangelical Church in Salisbury! Below you’ll find all the information you need about what to expect on a Sunday morning, including our location, service times, and what happens during a typical gathering.
Where and When
We meet at our church building in the Bishopdown area of Salisbury for our Sunday Service at 10:30 AM. For first-time visitors, we recommend arriving 10–15 minutes early to find parking and settle in. Our friendly welcome team will greet you and assist you in finding your way around the building.
Accessibility
Our building is fully wheelchair accessible, and we provide a sound loop for those who need it. Disabled toilets are available in the main entrance. If you need assistance at any point, a member of our Welcome Team will be happy to help.
Our Gathering
As Christians, we gather to worship God together, pray, read His Word the Bible, and encourage each other. During the gathering, you can expect:
Singing: We sing old and new songs of praise
Prayer: For ourselves, our community, our country, and the world
Bible Reading: We read from the Bible.
Sermon: We listen to a sermon, which you can also find in our Sermons section if you’d like to catch up on previous messages.
We do not take a collection during the service, but a collection box is available for those who wish to support the church’s work—there’s no obligation. On the third Sunday of each month, we celebrate the Lord's Supper together.

And Afterwards?
At the end of the service, we invite you to stay and enjoy tea, coffee, squash, and biscuits. This is an opportunity to get to know others, ask questions, and both encourage and be encouraged in our faith. By this time, you’ll likely have met several friendly faces who will be more than happy to answer any questions you may have.
What About My Kids?
Children start the service with their parents or guardians for the welcome, songs, and notices. We believe in worshipping together as a family. After the notices, we announce when it’s time for the younger members to go to Sunday School.
Our Sunday School provides age-appropriate activities, including
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Bible stories
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Prayer and music
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Crafts and fun games

Other Ministries
We run a variety of other ministries, including:
Parents' and Toddlers' Group
Children's Clubs
Men's Ministries
Women's Ministries
Plan Your Visit
Do you have any questions or want to meet someone from the church? Please fill out the form below, and someone will be in touch.
Get in touch with us with any questions or to meet someone
If you would like to meet someone before you visit a Sunday gathering, or you have questions about the church, do get in touch.
We will contact you by email first to say hello and help answer any questions. |
Leadership
Our leadership team is passionate about guiding and growing the church community in Salisbury.
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Gavin Walker |
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Nick Windust |
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Gavin has been serving as the Minister of BEC since 2009, following his study at Oak Hill Theological College in London. He’s passionate about sharing God’s word in order to grow people’s faith in the Lord Jesus. He is a member of the Pastor’s Association of the FIEC. Gavin and his wife, Carol, have two adult daughters, and they love being part of the church family. |
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Nick joined BEC as Assistant Minister in 2024 and is studying Christian Ministry at Crosslands Seminary. Passionate about discipleship and evangelism, he is dedicated to helping others grow in Christ. Nick, his wife Sarah, and their two children are excited to be part of the church and are actively involved in its mission and activities. |
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Borbon Manalang |
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Borbon joined BEC as an Elder in 2024 and is dedicated to guiding the church in its mission. He and his wife, Angie, have three children and enjoy being involved in church activities while nurturing their family's faith together. |
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We hope that whoever you are, you will feel at home at Bishopdown Evangelical Church in Salisbury. Everyone is welcome to join a Sunday service or any of our church activities.