The Pitching In Southern League Premier Central side have now added walking football to its ever-widening offering thanks to grant funding aimed at helping Non-League clubs pursue community projects.
It is the most recent new addition to Church’s impressive range of footballing options that stretch well beyond the first team, something sporting director Mark Fogarty is immensely proud of.
“If you look at our club over the last two years, we have gone from 13 junior teams to the over 70s,” he said,
“We have got a massive mental health and disability section and a massive women’s and girls section now too.
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