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.
The President and Vice President for 2025-26 are Rev Richard Andrew and Matthew Forsyth.
The theme for their year is 'Our story: Our song.'
Over the next 12 months they will help the 'People called Methodist' tell their story in a different way and learn to live again and to sing a new song.
Visit The Methodist Church's website to read more about this year's theme and read their addresses to Conference. (www.methodist.org.)
The President and Vice-President, along with the Secretary of the Methodist Conference, have released the following in response to the Supreme Court’s ruling made on 16 April regarding gender.
Prayer
Holy God, you made us in love,and each of us bear your image and likeness,we are wonderfully restored and renewed by the work of your Spirit.Help us to see and value the beauty of the gift of your diverse creationand so treat one another with the same tenderness we receive from you.May those who are frightened, uncertain or anxious know your comfort and our support. Amen
Revd Helen Cameron and Carolyn Godfrey President and Vice-President of the Methodist Conference
Link to full statement from The Methodist Church (you may need to copy and past into your browser)
www.methodist.org.uk/about/news/supreme-court-gender-ruling/
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.
