Sundays at Jubilee Church Derby

We recommend you arrive 15 minutes before the meeting starts so that you have time to familiarise yourself with the building and find a seat.

You can sit wherever you feel most comfortable. If you are having difficulty finding a seat or need assistance please do speak to one of our Welcome Team, who are there to help you.

Our services are typically around an hour and a half.

On a typical Sunday we start with a short welcome, followed by a time of singing songs of worship led by a band (or sometimes just a single musician). Following a short break for notices we usually have some Bible teaching from one of the leaders of the church, a member or a guest speaker.


You?ll find that the style of worship is quite informal, and people in the church are able to contribute freely by reading from the Bible, praying, or bringing a word of encouragement.


You are very free to stand, sit, kneel; to take part or to simply observe. Please join us in singing if you know the words. To help you, you?ll find the song words are displayed on the screen.


Once a term we have an extended time of singing songs of worship, followed by communion and the opportunity to receive prayer.

After each service, tea and coffee is served, along with cakes, doughnuts or biscuits. These are served in 'the box' the room across the foyer from the main cinema screen on the second floor. There will be plenty of opportunities to chat to people and you'll find members of our welcome team, wearing welcome lanyards, who would love to chat to you. So why not plan to take some time to chat with people, ask for prayer or pick up some literature from our Welcome Table?

When you arrive a member of our welcome team will hand you a welcome brochure, which includes some information about Jubilee. We'd also love to keep in touch with you, if you would like that, we have a short online form which you can fill out or you can use the yellow form in our welcome brochure and pass this back to a member of our welcome team. Don't worry you'll be reminded about this during our meeting. Why not download our welcome brochure or fill out our 'keep in touch form' today?

On Sundays we host a full range of activities for children (link to children's page) and young people (link to youth page). We can also provide support for children with additional needs. Please do speak to a member of the Welcome Team who will be able to help you.

Our main hall and café area are fully accessible and we have an accessible toilet. Access spaces can be made available in the main hall, and can be used independently or can be situated next to seats for carers or companions. We’ll post a layout plan of our main hall soon.

If you would like to discuss your access requirements with us, we'd be really pleased to hear from you, please contact the church office: info@jubilee.org.uk or 01332 322655

There are plenty of local parking options around our venue, including NCP, Council and Derbion car parks, as well as metered parking on some local roads. Please be careful where you park as some areas are permit only and have restrictions 24-7. See map for details.

By Bus
There are a variety of nearby bus stops on Gower Street, Osmaston Road, Mount Street and Victoria Street. The nearby bus station is served by a variety of bus companies including: Arriva, Trent Barton (inc. The Red Arrow), Your Bus, Notts and Derby and National Express.

By Bike
There is secure area to the rear of the building where bikes can be locked. Please bring your own bike lock. Derby has excellent cycle routes from across the city. For more information about cycling around Derby visit: Cycle Derby.

By Train
Derby is a world-famous rail centre with over 30 fast daily services to London St Pancras, (approx. 2hrs). You can travel directly to Derby from Birmingham, Bournemouth, Bristol, Cardiff, Dundee, Edinburgh, Leeds, Newcastle, Southampton, Plymouth and many other destinations. More locally there are direct connections to Matlock, Nottingham, Sheffield and Stoke-on-Trent. The station was first opened in 1839 and was at the time one of the largest stations in the country.

The station is situated a 1.5 miles from Trinity and is a short taxi ride or 20 min walk.