Sunday Services

Morning service at 10.30am
- come and join us; 
- all welcome

Service Schedule

Dec 5th - Fiona Beadle

Dec 12th - Jill Howell

6.30pm Dec 19th - Candlelit carols

4pm Dec 24th - Christingle service

Dec 26th - No service

2022
​Jan 2nd - Fiona Beadle

Jan 9th - Linda Comfort

Jan 16th - Rev. Nick Jones - Covenant Communion
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Jan 23rd - Rev. Chris Giles

Jan 30th - Jacky Adams
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To find out about future events click here.

Bible Lectionary - Read at Home

If you want to follow the readings for each Sunday follow this link to see the Methodist Lectionary. This shows the suggested readings and Psalms for each Sunday.

​Coffee Mornings

10.30am First Thursday each month
The new year is already fully planned and we start with a January date to blow away those New Year blues raising money for our local St Giles Hospice. Come and share your new resolutions if you dare.
December and the Christmas season. We met to raise £90 for the charity Emmaus UK who help the homeless. We look forward to seeing you all again in 2022
We look forward to seeing you all again.
Find out more about future Coffee Mornings.

Prayer list

Please pray for all those in our congregation but especially remember those on our prayer list here.  

Christmas is coming... to the Chapel 

Choir Carol Singing

Tuesday December 14th from 7.00pm
​The choir and friends will be singing carols outside the chapel for
Young Lives vs Cancer. Carol sheets will be available for you to join in.

Christmas  Candlelit Carols

Sunday December 19th from 6.30pm
​Come and join us for own annual traditional Candlelit Carol Service. This service will feature a nativity play about the Wise Men visiting Jerusalem.

Christingle Service Christmas Eve

Friday December 24th from 4.00pm
​Come and join us for a Christingle Service lead by both the Revs Nick Jones and Mark Waterstreet. No better way to start your Christmas celebrations of the birth of Jesus.

Christmas Greeting from Rev. Nick Jones

Rev Nick Jones
I hope that you all have a very happy Christmas filled with joy.
At the heart of the Christmas story is the remarkable news that God is with us. The Gospel of Matthew shares this with us in the very first chapter, “The virgin will conceive and give birth to a son, and they will call him Immanuel which means “God is with us”. Through Jesus being born into our world with all it’s joys and delights as well it’s challenges and suffering, we have a God who is not distant or apart from us, but deeply present in each and every unfolding moment of our lives. As Saint Paul puts it in his letter to the Romans, there is now “nothing that can separate us from the love of God revealed in Christ Jesus”.
As we celebrate the wonder of Christmas this year, I hope and pray that our hearts, souls and minds may be open to the divine loving presence of God that dwells amongst us and within us and opens our souls to peace, light. and compassion from everlasting to everlasting.
May these most precious and joyous gifts be yours this Christmas,
Nick Jones

Blister packs help support Marie Curie Care

We are now collecting your old drug blister packs for recycling through "Superdrug" stores in collaboration with "Terracycle" who are specialists in reprocessing more complicated mixed packages. 
We are supporting "Superdrug" since they have nominated Marie Curie Cancer as their nominated benefiting charity.
​Find out more here 
A box for your empty pill blisters is now in the Chapel. 

Ring pulls

PictureYou can buy these and other items from their website - all made using ring pulls
Bring us your ring pulls as these are sent to people in the Philippines to be made into jewellery. We have already sent one batch off and have decided to continue to collect ring pulls as they are worth 3p each to the Purple Community Fund. They will send them to the women homeworkers in the Philippines.....so bring your ring pulls from drinks cans only please, to the collecting container which is back in the chapel kitchen.
Find out more about the Purple Community Fund international and to purchase their products on their online show visit their website here here.

Spare Stamps

We collect stamps for the Daybreaks Trust which is local to us near the airport. This charity helps finds homes for greyhounds dogs.

Louise's Hair Salon

Did you know we are perhaps unique in having a hairdressers running from our church. Louise rents our business unit and is open for appointments by ringing 01675 463772 
Opening hours are varied at the moment but are by appointment only.