Writing the Next Chapter
This is a study resource to explore the ways in which members of the District interpret ‘being good news for the Global City’. New stories are being added all the time. Check the ‘News’ page for the latest information.
Sharing the Journey - Ordinand's Testimonies
Walk for Water at Greenford, Ealing Trinity Circuit
How would you like it, if every drop of water used in your house had to be collected from the river and carried home? To give people a taste of what is the reality of life for 900million people worldwide, and raise some money, Greenford Methodist Church joined up with local charity Operation Wellfound (www.operationwellfound.org) to stage a sponsored Walk for Water.Good Friday on Northolt’s ‘mountain range’ from Ealing Trinity Circuit
Farrington's School
As Farringtons begins its centenary year in September 2010, it embarks upon an exciting new Chapter in its history in becoming a co-educational school. Through the eyes of Calvin Samuel, Chaplain to the school, read about the history so far and its plans for the future.Celebrating 25 years of Healing Services at Greenford, Ealing Trinity. Read more about the amazing beginnings of this ministry and God’s faithfulness over the years. By Graham Preedy
Local Preachers Faith & Worship Course in Chinese. Read how Hazel Yu and others are working tirelessly translating the Faith & Worship Course for a group of disciples hungry to learn & grow.
Street Pastors come to Acton Street Pastors started patrolling the streets of Ealing last month by Mary Blackwell.
A story about ‘Uniting the UN in prayer’ in New York this September by Linda Holt from Romford Circuit.
The District Social Responsibility Commission asked one of its members Revd Jennifer Potter to give a sermon about “The use of money today.”
Methodist Art Collection A personal reflection on how art can change and inspire people by Sue Rhodes.
“Loving your neighbour” an interfaith discussion, story from Edmonton Methodist Church by David Butterworth.
Edmonton Methodist Church – Pentecost Sunday
Pentecost Sunday our invited guest Preacher was His Excellency the High Commissioner for the Jamaican Embassy who is a Local Preacher - Burchall Whiteman. The evening was a Circuit Service hosted at Edmonton Methodist Church. We had three choirs, one comprised from the Edmonton Church Choir, one from our Ghanaian Fellowship and one from our Young Peoples Fellowship (YPF). We also had our Young Seniors dance to their own choreographed worship expression dance. It was a night when the Spirit was present amongst us. By Reverend David Butterworth, Enfield Circuit Minister - Edmonton Methodist Church.The Ghanaian Fellowship has sent a bus to Ghana - article by Rev William Davis.
‘Free running’ - be intrigued and discover something new as Sam Fowler, from the Romford Circuit explains what ‘free running’ is!
Hearing a Call…Saying, Yes. An inspiring article from the Candidates Secretary Revd Dr Claire Potter about a positive challenge that the committee faced this year.
re:generation Church - a youth worker's view on the personal and community impact of re:generation Church
Wesley’s Chapel ‘gets together’ Young Adults with conversations about football on comfy sofas!
Kingst Night-Shelter (at least 700 people involved with the Homeless Night-shelter)
"A very uplifting evening, in the worrying times is a great help"- Arts Café
‘A blessing of partnership’ – Gujarati Christian Fellowship partners at the Ealing Road Methodist Church in the Wembley Circuit
Journey – ‘A tale concerning a small tribe called Warlingham Methodist Church’
‘Second Chance’ – the charity shop of Archway Methodist Church
‘…to Sierra Leone and the Gambia’
‘Six days a week …’ in the Deptford Mission
‘From South Korea to Kingston…’
East Finchley Methodist Church celebrates Black History Month – October 2005
July 7th 2005 - London Bombings
How our Youth Club got started…