Worship With Us

You are welcome

You don't need to be a member, wear white, or know any customs to visit a Cherubim & Seraphim service. Come as you are; a steward will welcome you and help you find your way.

What you may notice

The following are commonly understood descriptions of C&S worship. Practice varies between congregations, and these notes await official review, they are offered to help a first-time guest feel at home, not as doctrine.

• White garments. Many worshippers wear white robes, a mark of the movement since its beginnings. Visitors are not expected to.
• Joyful, participatory worship, hymns, drumming, clapping, and movement.
• Prayer at the centre. Prayer (in Yoruba, àdúrà, the root of "Aladura") may be extended, fervent, and shared by the whole congregation.
• Yoruba and English. Services may be in either or both; many congregations translate as they go.
• Children belong. Families worship together, and most congregations have children's ministry.

Practical basics

Find a congregation with the church finder, and check its profile for languages and ministries. Service times are shown only where a congregation has verified them, when in doubt, use the contact route on its profile.