Faith on Wheels

For the past 16 months, a vibrant splash of bright purple and green colours have been rolling into Wyberton every fortnight, bringing with it far more than just activities. The RoadHoG Youth Bus has become a vital extension of our mission, the House of God on wheels, showing that the Church shares the love of Jesus not only within its four walls.

A United Front
What makes the Wyberton outreach truly special is its heart of unity. This isn’t the work of a single congregation; it is a shared labour of love between:

•St Leodegar’s Parish Church
•Wyberton United Reformed Church (URC)
•Beacon Church (Ground Level Network)
Together, we have committed to being a consistent, caring presence for our local young people. By working across denominational lines, we show the community a unified body of Christ, focused entirely on the well-being of the next generation.

Meeting Them Where They Are
The bus provides a supervised, safe “third space” on the streets where young people feel truly seen and valued. The impact is felt across the village:
•Community Support: A local bus company generously provides secure parking, recognizing the project’s role in reducing anti-social behaviour.
•School Partnerships: Our local non-church primary school actively promotes the bus to Year 6 pupils, trusting us to provide a positive transition as they grow.

Grace in the Heart of the Community
As church leaders, we see the greatest fruit in the relationships being built. This project allows young people to experience “genuine Christianity” in a space that feels like their own.
Our volunteer leaders don’t just run a club; they embody the Gospel through long-term commitment. For many of these young people—who may never step inside a traditional church building—the RoadHoG bus is their first tangible experience of grace, safety, and belonging.
In Wyberton, we aren’t just waiting for the community to come to us; we’re driving the message of hope right to their doorstep.

RoadHoG is not just a Wyberton project, it was started nearly 20 years ago in Boston and developed as a Churches Together project to reach young people in Boston and surrounding villages.

There is a second bus available and ready for a team to come forward prepared to use it to reach young people in another part of the county.