The Christian Motorcyclists' Association (C.M.A. (U.K.)) is a home based missionary organisation which aims to be involved in every aspect of the biking world, and so we welcome people from all walks of life.

CMA members are involved in many kinds of ministries, taking the Gospel to many different people; examples include prison visits and youth work, but our main aim is to reach motorcyclists for Christ.

As Christians we know there is little as exciting as riding a motorcycle, as bikers we have discovered that there is nothing as fulfilling as being a Christian.

The Whist Drive Group meet on the second Wednesday of each month at 7pm in the church centre. All are welcome to join.

Our small groups have grown in number and depth this year, and are continuing to develop. We currently have ten groups meeting on different evenings most weeks, usually in people's homes.

Many encouraging testimonies have been shared over the last year by people stating what wonderful support, love, care and fellowship they have found by belonging to one of our small groups.

The small group study material is now linked to the Sunday talk each week, giving groups the opportunity to process and pray together about how to apply God's word in their daily lives.

Our group is a social group for all ladies of all ages from the church and community. We meet on the first Wednesday of each month at 7.45pm in the church centre. Our meetings are open to all church members. We have a varied programme of speakers, an annual garden party and trips to restaurants.

Every year we have a project to raise money for a charity. In 2008 we handed over a cheque for £2,300  to the Sam Beare Hospice.

Our coffee mornings which we hold at the Methodist Church every 1st Saturday in the month are very popular and the proceeds go to the project.

Our Parish Youth Group meets every Monday during term-time and is run by a dedicated team of leaders.

We start at 7pm with a social time when members catch up with each others news.

We then spend some time in the church with a talk and sometimes a discussion. Recently our Careforce worker, Samuel has taken over the preparation of this and this has been well received both by the members and leaders!

We then move through to the hall for time on the Wii, table-tennis, tuck shop etc and more chatting!

During the last year we have been bowling, laser-questing and night hiking. We had a very successful youth camp last July at Polyapes and some evening holiday club meetings in August.