People of all ages sit in the hall during a service

First time with us

Come as you are

No sign-ups, no formalities. The rest happens on site.

We meet on Sundays

A service lasts about 90 minutes English translation at every campus

A Sunday with us

The congregation sings with raised hands in front of a stage lit in blue

Singing together

A few songs with the band, lyrics on the screen.

A pastor holding a tablet preaches on stage

The sermon

No jargon, and no assuming you know the Bible.

A woman reads a booklet to children sitting against the wall

Children

During the service they have their own classes.

Women chat over coffee

Coffee afterwards

Stay and chat, if you like.

A preacher speaks from the stage, the screen reads “Kim jest Jezus?” (Who is Jesus?)

How it goes

  1. You just come — no sign-up needed.
  2. At the door people from the “How can I help?” group greet you and show you around.
  3. Singing, the sermon, kids off to their classes. The whole service takes about 90 minutes.
  4. You stay for coffee — or you leave.

Families with children

Children have their place here

Ages 0–3

A playroom where you can still see and hear the service.

Ages 3–13

Sunday school — classes in peer groups.

First Sunday of the month

Rodzinny Power: a show about the value of the month, then the sermon as usual.

The kids team serves according to our Child Protection Policy.

Girls do crafts at a table during a Sunday school class

Want to see what it looks like first?

Watch a service online before you come — you’ll find sermons from every campus on our site.

What people usually ask

Do I have to sign up?

No. Just come — no sign-ups, no formalities. If you have questions before your visit, write to us.

How long is the service?

About 90 minutes. We start with singing together, then comes the sermon, and afterwards we invite you for coffee — which you can, but don’t have to, stay for.

What should I wear?

Whatever you’re comfortable in. You’ll see everything here — from jeans to blazers.

Will I have to introduce myself?

No. Nobody will ask you to stand up, introduce yourself or say anything. You can simply be there and watch.

I’m not a believer. Can I come?

Yes — many of us started exactly like that. You don’t need to know anything about the Bible or declare anything. Just come.

What about children?

We start together, and during the sermon children aged 3–13 go to Sunday school. For little ones aged 0–3 there is a playroom.

Do I have to pay anything?

No. We take up a collection during the service, but as a guest please don’t feel obliged.

What about the Lord’s Supper?

We celebrate the Lord’s Supper (communion) at every service. Taking part is voluntary — if you prefer, simply stay in your seat.

I don’t speak Polish. Is the service translated?

Yes — at every campus the service is translated into English. Let us know at the door and we’ll set everything up.

Where do I park?

There is parking at every campus. You’ll find the details and directions on each campus page.

Is the building accessible for people with disabilities?

In Tomaszów every room is accessible. In Piotrków the hall is on the second floor, but you can take the lift. In Łódź the hall is on the first floor with no lift — if you need help, let us know before your visit and we’ll sort it out.

Who are you?

We are a Christian community within the Church of Christ in Poland (chrystusowi.pl).

Can’t find your question? Write to us: biuro@schtomy.pl

A full hall during worship, the band on stage and lyrics in Polish and English on the screen

See you on Sunday

No sign-ups, no formalities — just come. And if you have a question before your visit, feel free to write.

biuro@schtomy.pl