We have 12 places of worship across South Warwickshire.
We meet as 'the people called Methodist' to worship and share fellowship together.
We have 12 places of worship across South Warwickshire.
We meet as 'the people called Methodist' to worship and share fellowship together.
We have 12 places of worship across South Warwickshire.
We meet as 'the people called Methodist' to worship and share fellowship together.
We have 12 places of worship across South Warwickshire.
We meet as 'the people called Methodist' to worship and share fellowship together.
We have 12 places of worship across South Warwickshire.
We meet as 'the people called Methodist' to worship and share fellowship together.
We have 12 places of worship across South Warwickshire.
We meet as 'the people called Methodist' to worship and share fellowship together.
We have 12 places of worship across South Warwickshire.
We meet as 'the people called Methodist' to worship and share fellowship together.
We have 12 places of worship across South Warwickshire.
We meet as 'the people called Methodist' to worship and share fellowship together.
We have 12 places of worship across South Warwickshire.
We meet as 'the people called Methodist' to worship and share fellowship together.
We have 12 places of worship across South Warwickshire.
We meet as 'the people called Methodist' to worship and share fellowship together.
We have 12 places of worship across South Warwickshire.
We meet as 'the people called Methodist' to worship and share fellowship together.
We have 12 places of worship across South Warwickshire.
We meet as 'the people called Methodist' to worship and share fellowship together.
We have 12 places of worship across South Warwickshire.
We meet as 'the people called Methodist' to worship and share fellowship together.
Wellesbourne Methodist Church are involved in the village Poppy Festival including decorations and a linked WWI display in the Sanctuary.
Wellesbourne are open 10-12 noon and 2-4pm throughout this week including Saturday, and also open on the same times – Saturday 9th & 16th November – with coffee, tea and cake also available.
Joseph Arch was a Methodist Local Preacher in the 1800's who lived at Barford.
Wellesbourne has a connection with him as he had a meeting of agricultural labourers in the village were as a result the National Agricultural Workers Union began.
The anniversary of John Wesley's transformative experience in a meeting room in Aldersgate Street, London is on May 24th. In 1738. in his journal, John recorded that, during a reading from Martin Luther's Preface to the Epistle to the Romans, he felt that his heart was "strangely warmed." His brother, Charles Wesley-hymn writer, had had a similar experience a few days prior to John. This is regarded as a key moment in the beginnings of the 18th century Methodist revival.
