New Website!!!!!

05.04.2010 - It might have taken 3 years but thanks to Mike Cowling our new website is up and running. Over the next few months we will be adding weekly sermons as well as music from the worship band and the the notices.


Building News

The Church building on Station Road recently went through a large redevelopment to allow for a larger capacity and provide better facilities for extra meetings. The project was headed by Paul Cottam and has now been completed. All at Carmel want to say a huge thank you to Paul and everyone else that chipped in and made our wonderful building possible.

Take a look below to see how the building progressed from its original state:







   2006 - How the building originally looked











   Paul Cottam (Project Manager) - Builder, Roofer, Bricklayer,
  Excavator,   Drainage Expert, Heating Engineer, and provider of a
  mean cup of tea for    anyone helping out on site! Carmel would
  like to thank Paul again for the years of hard work he put into the
  project.
















   Early 2006 - Outside of the Church building showing the ground
  floor of the extension and the inner blockwork of the upper floor.
  Two of the trees have been lopped and the front gate shall move
  to where the noticeboard stands on this picture. You can also see
  half the roofing tiles had been removed here.










  Indoor During Construction - The Main Hall of the Church was
  stripped down so as to add support structures for the extension.
  The Main Hall is now larger than originally thanks to the kitchen
  (formerly at the back of the main hall) now being located in the
  extension.










  2008 - After full redevelopment, the current look of the Church.












   The Gardens - As well as the building, the front gardens to
  Church were redesigned. We think after 2 years of builders
  trampling across it, it deserved a good facelift.






















   The Grand Re-opening! - The Carmel congregation moved back
   into their home with a brilliant first Sunday Service. It was all worth
   it!