A church community on a former US air base turned housing estate has separate age-related congregations.
We are a growing, worshipping community and are thinking about the way and how we meet together,
says Ian Biscoe, Church Army officer and leader of Heyford Chapel since its foundation in 2002.
Each of the four congregations has its own leadership team.
Kidz Church, for any child up to the age of 11, meets on Sunday afternoons in the former military chapel used for much of Heyford Chapel's activities. Worship and prayer are mixed with games.
HeyU for younger teenagers meets in the chapel on early Wednesday evenings, while Revival, for older teens, meets in the chapel later on Wednesday evenings, with a half-hour gap between the two.
Unity church for adults meets in two cells on Tuesday and for worship and small groups on Thursday evenings, beginning with refreshments and chat. A social evening, Fusion, happens on Fridays.
This growing worshipping community of between 100 and 120 members is working out ways to meet the differing needs of its members whilst maintaining a sense of being part of a whole.