Hope Church Cadoxton

Was disappointed to find out on arrival that there is NO wheelchair access. I had checked on the site, and it said wheelchair accessible entrance. I therefore assumed (wrongly) that it was wheelchair accessible. It needs to be made clear that there are steps before you get to the entrance.

My first meeting at this Church for a Baptism and was wonderful. The minister for this Sunday was named Carol and she made us very welcome and her preaching was clear, precise and understandable. Singing was led by a musical group, it was very uplifting helpful to worship. If you live in the area I would say, try attending, I found it helpful, encouraging and a wonderful experience.

I visited here earlier on today due to us struggling due to my loss of job, I got given a food bank voucher and was told to visit here. I found it hard at first to go there as I felt so guilty people helping us as silly as it sounds. I've always worked and supported my family. As soon as I walked through them doors I was welcomed by everyone. I sat down and went through a few things with a lovely gentleman called david, I explained my situation and we talked about my partner and children, the first thing he said was I got the perfect thing for someone like yourself. He went in the back and come out with 3 full bags of food and also a big hamper box that a lovely lady that works with the team set up herself by buying everything ranging from tins,cakes,biscuits and also presents wrapped up for our children and also mum and dad! We are so overwhelmed with what we received today! I just want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for what you have done for me and my family! You have made our children so very happy! I would really like to thank you in person if I ever get the chance to meet you. So once again I would like to thank the staff at the cadoxton Methodist church and the people of barry for donating and of course to the lovely lady who supplied us with this wonderful hamper! Have a wonderful Christmas everyone xxx