ALL NATIONS COMMUNITY CHURCH · LEEDS
Explore biblical wisdom, prayer and honest conversation when you want a fresh perspective on everyday life.
Questions welcome. Come as you are.
Albion House · 24 Roundhay Road · LS7 1BT
Pressure, setbacks and constant information can make reflection difficult. You may want space to ask better questions, keep learning and find encouragement.
Faith makes room for lament as well as gratitude. You do not need to put a cheerful face on a difficult season before asking for prayer or company.
Romans 12:2 invites Christians to a renewed way of thinking. Reading Scripture thoughtfully, asking questions and listening to others are part of a continuing life of learning.
Church can offer companionship and spiritual encouragement. Anxiety, depression and other health concerns also deserve appropriate professional care; needing that help is not a failure of faith.
A SMALL STEP YOU CAN TAKE TODAY
You can ask for a pastoral conversation or bring a question to a gathering. Share only what you choose; a general website message does not need your private story.
Church messages are not monitored as an emergency service. NHS urgent mental health guidance
You do not need every answer before taking one step.
Sunday 10:45 am–12:30 pm or Thursday 7pm–8:30pm. You can attend without registering.
Use the address and directions below. Ask about first-floor access and any children’s arrangements before travelling.
Listen, ask questions and meet people. You can return, explore faith or ask about connecting when you are ready.
First Floor, Albion House, 24 Roundhay Road, Leeds LS7 1BT
Sunday: 10:45 am–12:30 pm. Thursday: 7pm–8:30pm.
The meeting room is on the first floor and the published entrance route uses stairs. Please contact ANCC about step-free access before travelling. Check current parking signs and travel arrangements.
Ask about children, arrival or access using the optional first-visit enquiry form. For a pastoral conversation, contact the church and ask to arrange a suitable time.
No. This is Christian reflection and pastoral encouragement, not diagnosis, therapy or a substitute for treatment.
Yes. Prayer and church support can accompany professional care. Do not change prescribed treatment because of material on this page.
In immediate danger, call 999. For urgent mental health help in England, call NHS 111 and select the mental health option.
You are welcome to read, ask a question or join us. Your next step is yours to choose.
