Frontline Church started in 1992 when two small churches merged together. Since then we have grown into a network of diverse expressions of God's family.
In every season we have been a church that seeks to know God, to live as one church body and to share the hope of Jesus in Liverpool and beyond.
We are called ‘Frontline Church’ because we feel called to join in with God on the ‘frontline’ of what He is doing in our city. Where ever we are, in our workplaces, schools, universities, social spaces, cafes or charitable projects, we are people who want to play our part in building God’s kingdom, by sharing the good news of Jesus and meeting practical needs.
In every season we have been a church that seeks to know God, to live as one church body and to share the hope of Jesus in Liverpool and beyond.
We are called ‘Frontline Church’ because we feel called to join in with God on the ‘frontline’ of what He is doing in our city. Where ever we are, in our workplaces, schools, universities, social spaces, cafes or charitable projects, we are people who want to play our part in building God’s kingdom, by sharing the good news of Jesus and meeting practical needs.
Since 2024 the church has been led by Jenny and Jack Mariner and they are supported by a team from across the church family.
We are members of the Evangelical Alliance, adhering to their statement of faith.
We are members of the Evangelical Alliance, adhering to their statement of faith.
We meet on Sundays at our building in Wavertree with three services. 10.30am is a diverse, family friendly, English speaking service, 1pm is in Polish and 3.30pm is for Farsi speakers. For more information or to join us click here.
We know that one size of church does not fit everyone and other parts of our church network meet in difference places and spaces across the week. This includes an online service.
We encourage everyone, whether at Wavertree or elsewhere, to be part of a smaller group where they can find belonging, support, growth and purpose. For more information on these groups click here.
Our expressions are varied but we sum it up as ‘big church’ in a big meeting on a Sunday and ‘small church’ in homes and cafes across the city region.
We encourage everyone, whether at Wavertree or elsewhere, to be part of a smaller group where they can find belonging, support, growth and purpose. For more information on these groups click here.
Our expressions are varied but we sum it up as ‘big church’ in a big meeting on a Sunday and ‘small church’ in homes and cafes across the city region.
As a church we have always sought to be a blessing to the city of Liverpool and the people who live and work around us. We have done this in a range of ways including setting up a social action charity called Imagine If which we support and work closely with.
Over the years some members of Frontline have felt God call them beyond this city region, to share the hope of Jesus in other nations. We love and continue to support these members of our church body and would love to see more people sent to share the hope of Jesus in new places.