A church guide written by students
Members add a line about the church they go to. Freshers get honest, first-hand notes instead of a list of names.
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For Christian Unions
One link for your freshers’ stall, your Instagram bio and every flyer in halls. A church guide written by students, Church Search Sundays, and an easy way for coursemates to ask questions.
New to Northgate? Start here.
Whether you’ve been going to church for years or never been once, here’s everything we wish we’d known in first year.
St Columba’s
Sunday 10:30am and 6:30pm
“Half the room is students. There’s free lunch after the morning one every week.”
Hannah, 2nd year
Northgate City Church
Sunday 11am
“Bit of a trek from campus, but they run a minibus from outside Fenwick Halls at 10:30.”
Josh, 3rd year
Northgate CU
New to Northgate?
Find a church that fits, with notes from students who go.
Church Search Sunday: 4 Oct, SU steps, 10:05am
seeyousunday.link/northgate-cu
Freshers’ week is when everyone’s open to trying something new. It’s also when lots of students decide whether church will be part of their uni life.
Give them one easy link instead of a stack of flyers, written by students who’ve been there.
Try it
Filter the church guide, sign up for a Church Search Sunday, or ask a question. It all works.
Northgate CU
Students at Northgate University
New to Northgate? Start here.
Whether you’ve been going to church for years or never been once, here’s everything we wish we’d known in first year.
5 churches, with notes from people who go
St Columba’s
Church of England · lively · Sunday 10:30am and 6:30pm
“Half the room is students. There’s free lunch after the morning one every week.”
Northgate City Church
Independent · relaxed · Sunday 11am
“Bit of a trek from campus, but they run a minibus from outside Fenwick Halls at 10:30.”
St Mary’s, Old Market
Church of England · traditional · Sunday 10am and 6pm
“Beautiful old building and proper choir music. The 6pm one is quiet and candlelit.”
Holy Cross
Catholic · Saturday 6pm, Sunday 9:30am and 7pm
“The Sunday 7pm Mass is basically the student one. Pizza in the hall afterwards.”
Grove Road Baptist
Baptist · family-heavy · Sunday 10:30am
“Smaller and very friendly. Families invite students for Sunday lunch, which is a lifesaver.”
Not sure where to start? Each Sunday in October a few of us go to a different church. Meet us and come along, no sign-up needed.
Sunday 4 October
St Columba’s, 10:30am
Meet 10:05am, Students’ Union steps, with Hannah and Ben
Sunday 11 October
Northgate City Church, 11am
Meet 10:30am, minibus at Fenwick Halls, with Josh
Sunday 18 October
Holy Cross, 7pm
Meet 6:40pm, library entrance, with Tom and Grace
Sunday 25 October
St Mary’s, 6pm
Meet 5:40pm, Students’ Union steps, with Priya
Recently answered
Do I have to be a Christian to come to CU stuff?
Not at all. Lots of people who come are just curious, and you’re very welcome to sit at the back and listen.
Is it weird to go to church on my own?
Not weird, but it can feel a bit daunting. That’s why we go in groups on Church Search Sundays. Come along with us.
One page, a few blocks
The Christian Union template is a starting point, not a separate app. Add a video, events, questions or more pages whenever you like.
A welcome from your committee.
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A minute filmed by students, so freshers can see what Sunday’s really like.
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A church guide with notes from students who go, filtered by what matters to freshers.
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Church Search Sundays, with meeting points and who’s going.
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Anonymous questions, plus toastie requests if you do them.
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Message you, say they’ll come, or ask a church to say hello.
+ Add any time
How it works
Something like seeyousunday.link/northgate-cu, with your logo and a welcome.
Choose Christian Union. You get a church guide, Sundays and questions.
Ask members to add a line about where they go, and the guide writes itself.
Your freshers’ fair stall, flyers in halls, your bio and your hoodies.
What you get
Members add a line about the church they go to. Freshers get honest, first-hand notes instead of a list of names.
Post where you’re meeting each week. New students can turn up and go along in a group, which is far less daunting than walking in alone.
Coursemates can ask anything anonymously, and you answer on your page. Doing toastie deliveries? They can ask for one of those too.
Your stall at the freshers’ fair, flyers in halls, your Instagram bio, the back of your hoodie. The QR code always opens the latest version.
When your committee changes, pass the page to next year’s team. The link stays the same, so last year’s flyers still work.
Leaving Northgate? Point finalists to checked churches near their next job or city, so they don’t drift when uni ends.
For curious coursemates
Most people who see your page won’t be Christians, and that’s the point. Everything is written to feel relaxed, honest and pressure-free.
Anyone can look without logging in or leaving their details.
We don’t track who views a page, and nobody is added to anything.
Every listed church is checked, so you can point people somewhere safe.
Questions are answered openly on your page. Sceptical ones included.
FAQ
Yes, completely. Every template, every page, the QR codes and the print files are free, and so is visiting one.
No. You can add any church. We check the details are right, and churches can claim their listing later if they want to keep their info up to date.
Pass the page to next year’s committee in a couple of clicks. The link and QR code stay the same, so nothing you’ve printed goes out of date.
Yes. Every member can make a personal invite page, like seeyousunday.link/hannah, and link back to the CU page.
Definitely. Add events to your page with the date, place and topic. Friends can say “I’ll come along” without signing up.
Templates
Same page, same tools. Start with one template and add another page under your link whenever you need it.
Claim your link, add a few churches and notes, and print your QR code. It’s free.