a place you can call home,
Can you imagine a place opened 7 days a week, 365 days a year, willing to support you in your finances, health, love life, and spiritual development?
A place where you will always find someone ready to listen to you, free of charge and of no judgement! To give you practical advice, as well as physical, emotional and spiritual support when you most need it.
Look no further – you can receive the help that you are looking for at the Universal Church. This is not only where you can turn the page and start afresh – this is a place you can call home.
As well as our daily meetings, we offer free one-to-one guidance and our 24-hr helpline. It is never a bad time for you to get in contact with us, as helping people is what drives us!
If you’d like to speak with one of our advisors, call us on: 020 7686 6000 or you can visit your local Universal Church.
“The Universal Church has been my home for the last 25 years. I can go there at any time and there is always someone waiting with a big smile to offer advice, help, or just a friendly chat! I am also surrounded by people who care about me and want the very best for me! It is my home from home!” – Ashkhen
“The Universal Church has literally become a mother to me – I was homeless, unemployed but the church never shut its doors on me; it gave me the opportunity to change as I was surrounded by people who constantly believed in me. I learned everything here, what it is to be a man and it’s truly my home.” – Mark Higgins
“The Church is a place that from when I first stepped foot many years ago, has always given me that sense of peace from within. It’s a place I am always looking forward to going to. When I am not able to go for a few days because of being unwell or for other reasons, I find myself missing it. The Church is that place for me that I know no matter what I may be going through be it an internal battle or an external one, when I come for a service I never leave the same way, I always leave re-energised, with strength and direction knowing what to do. – Vani Chinapyel
