Meet the Team

Den and Becky Martin

Den and Becky have lived and worked in the Towcester area for many years and have a heart for people to encounter God and know him personally. Den is the lead elder and both are trustees of the church and work together with the leadership team.

In their spare time, both can be found in the great outdoors, Den is a keen fisherman and Becky loves walking their dogs and riding.

Moses and Anne

Anne and Moses Muhungi are part of Towcester Hub Church’s leadership team. They have been married for over 25 years, and have been blessed with two biological sons, Ian and Clarence, and an adopted daughter, Sheila. They have lived in Towcester since 2014, and both have careers within the health and social care sectors. Anne and Moses have close relationships with God and have been active in serving the church for many years. Between them God has graced them with diverse spiritual gifts, including ministering of the Word in a variety of settings.

New Life Church, Milton Keynes

New Life Church Milton Keynes is the church from which Towcester Hub Church was planted and officially launched in 2019. It is a large, established and well-resourced fellowship to which we are accountable and benefit from their support and advice.

Catalyst Network

The Catalyst network of churches has its roots in Newfrontiers, and is a family of 600+ churches connected together through genuine relationship and served by a number of apostolic teams who aim to equip churches to raise pioneering disciples that see God’s kingdom fill the earth. Catalyst has churches across England and Wales, throughout Europe, West and Central Africa, the Middle East, and in parts of India and Asia.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the good news Christians talk about?

To read about how you can know God click here.

Why the Hub Church Plant?

You can read our story here.

What are the Sunday meetings like?

We generally start with worship songs in an informal setting, followed by bible teaching and prayer. We are keen for the Holy Spirit to move in our meetings and we like people to feel free to contribute using spiritual gifts. ‘ …Be filled with the Spirit, speaking to one another with psalms, hymns, and songs from the Spirit. Sing and make music from your heart to the Lord, always giving thanks to God the Father for everything, in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ’, Eph 5:19-20.

What are the midweek meetings like?

Our small groups are informal, meeting in people’s homes. They usually start with tea, coffee, biscuits and cake. We then tend to have some kind of worship and we share bible verses and have discussion. We often end with prayer, more coffee and more cake! We often do shared meals and sometimes have cluster meetings where more than one small group join together for a bigger social get-together.

Our Values and our Vision

You can read about our values and vision here.

What do we believe?

To read about our statement of faith click here.

How do I get involved?

The easiest way is just to come along and meet up with us. Or you could use our contact page here.