Multiply 2023 - BRISTOL

Multiply 2023:

We are in the midst of a movement.

Across the Church we are seeing a multiplicity of creativity and courage spring up. Jesus is calling people from across his Kingdom to step out, to reach new people in new and renewed ways with his gospel.

Join in as we each play our part.

To find out more visit ccx.org.uk/multiply2023

St Nicholas Bristol:

St Nicholas Bristol is located in the heart of the city. Launched as a new church in 2018, it aims to be a space where anyone can come to explore faith, to encounter Jesus and to make a difference to the world around them.

In September 2022, St Nicholas partnered with the Diocese of Bristol with support from the Church Revitalisation Trust to plant Concord Church, serving the community of the brand new Filton airfield, the home of Concorde aircraft.

Address:

St Nicholas Church, St Nicholas Street, BS1 1UE

Transport:

Due to its city centre location, public transport is your best option for travelling to St Nicholas. If arriving by train, St Nicholas is a direct 10 minute walk from Temple Meads station. Please note, if you are arriving from the station on foot, you will need to go around the church as the main entrance is on St Nicholas Street.

If arriving by car, we recommend using the Galleries car park, located four minutes’ walk from the church. Trenchard Street car park is just under 10 minutes’ walk away.

Blue badge parking: Galleries car park has a large number of parking spaces for blue badge holders on Floor D.

Accessibility:

St Nicholas welcomes anyone with accessibility requirements and will endeavour to accommodate any needs you may have. The main church building and the ground floor of the second site can be accessed by ramp. There is also a fully accessible bathroom on the ground floor of the church. Unfortunately, rooms in the basement or first floor are only accessible by stairs that are too steep for a ramp.

Lunch facilities:

To ensure you can make the most of your time at Multiply 2023 to connect with others, we recommend bringing your lunch with you or nipping out and collecting a meal from a local vendor, returning to eat with others onsite during the conference.

St Nicholas is located next to a food market where you can choose from a wide selection of street food, including Wok Box, paella, tacos, pies, jerk chicken, Middle Eastern and barbecue.

A range of local shops and coffee shops are also situated nearby (including Pret, Sandwich Sandwich).

Host or Publisher The Gregory Centre for Church Multiplication