Welcome

We are a Reformed and Evangelical Baptist Church

We hold worship services each Sunday at 11am and 6:30pm

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  • New here

    Introduction to Days Lane

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  • Live stream

    Sunday at 11:00am and 6:30pm

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  • Giving

    Support Days Lane ministries

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Events and midweek meetings

  • Men of Faith

    Men’s meeting once a month, for fellowship and biblical encouragement to fulfil the call of biblical manhood.

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  • Prayer meeting and Bible study

    7:30pm - 8:30pm

    Every Wednesday evening we meet to study God’s Word together and to pray with one another

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  • Kids Club

    Every Monday, 4:30pm - 5:30pm

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  • Women's fellowship

    Every Monday at 2pm

    Women have met for fellowship every Monday together in our church for more than 70 years. Praying and encouraging one another in the Lord

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  • Baby and Toddler Group

    Every Friday from 9:45am - 11:00am

    Baby and Toddler group where the children have reading time, sing songs and play games

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  • The HEdG (Home Ed Group)

    Every Tuesday from 1:00pm - 3:00pm

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  • Women's Bible Study

    Wednesday at 10:00 am - 12:00 am

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  • Cornerstone

    The first line of discipleship, where new members learn and see how Christ is the Chief cornerstone of every sound biblical doctrine.

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Supported missionaries

The Philip and Deborah Cole, serving in Zambia

From Pastor Joshua’s desk…

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“The Bible can’t be trusted. It’s been tampered with by monks!”

There are roughly 6000 New Testament manuscripts with some dating as early as 120 AD. This may not seem significant if you are not a historical scholar. But if we compare this to other historical figures studied in universities, even a child can see the great contrast.