If you are looking for a spiritual home with a family of caring individuals who seek to live to the glory of God and in community with one another, HBC may be the church for you.

Our church family covers a wide range of ages, including a special group of Seniors as well as vibrant Youth and Children's Ministries and Bible Study Groups. Our Sunday services are filled with worship covering a rich blend of both traditional and contemporary styles, prayer and solid Biblical teaching. We have a heart for evangelism as we seek to be salt and light to our immediate community as well as reaching into other parts of our country and other nations through partnership in missions.

Morning Service: 09:00  Evening Service: 18:00

Hey there, come through and join us at our different youth meetings; Compass Kidz (Sunday School), Junior Youth or Skyline (Senior Youth. We have great times of fun and get to know Jesus better. We learn from God’s word as we play games, do activities, and make new friends. You are important to Jesus and you are important to us.

What we Believe at HBC concerning Believers Baptism

The Scriptures teach us that there is only one Baptism (Ephesians 4:5) for those who have received Christ as their personal Lord and Saviour i.e. true believers.
Baptism is a command of our Lord Jesus to all who would follow Him as a true disciple. (Matthew 28:18-20)
Jesus Himself was baptized by John the Baptist in order to fulfil all righteousness (Matthew 3:15). There are numerous other instances in Scripture where believers are baptized in the Early Church for example
Acts 2:41 and Acts 8:26-40.
The act of baptism in water, by full immersion, is according to the Scriptures: Acts 8:38 and is a demonstration of the spirtitual reality which happens when a person receives Christ astheir personal Lord and saviour as outlined by the apostle, Paul in Romans 6:1-4.
Baptism also speaks of initiation into the body of Christ (Gal 3:27) and also of identification with the church (Eph 4:3-6)
While Baptism cannot be a prerequisite for Salvation (Ephesians 2:8,9), it does however demonstrate the true believer's obedience as a disciple who is willing to acknowledge Christ publicly.

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