Welcome
|
|
. . . to Glenfield Methodist Church.
We meet regularly for worship on Sundays and have other activities throughout the week.
Rev. Steve Clark is our minister. He is authorised to administer Holy Communion, to conduct services for Weddings, Baptisms and Funerals. Many of our services are taken by Lay Preachers and visiting Ministers.
As a Church, we believe in the power of God’s Good News, that it does transform lives and brings real hope for this life and the next.
There are social events, such as a Folk and Quiz evenings, Craft Fairs, Barbeques and Flower Festivals.
As Glenfield Churches Together we hold United Services several times a year. Each summer we run a holiday club for ages 5 -11 years old. During term time we act out short bible stories in school assemblies at the two local primary schools with “Open The Book”. We also share in bible study groups together.
We meet regularly for worship on Sundays and have other activities throughout the week.
Rev. Steve Clark is our minister. He is authorised to administer Holy Communion, to conduct services for Weddings, Baptisms and Funerals. Many of our services are taken by Lay Preachers and visiting Ministers.
As a Church, we believe in the power of God’s Good News, that it does transform lives and brings real hope for this life and the next.
There are social events, such as a Folk and Quiz evenings, Craft Fairs, Barbeques and Flower Festivals.
As Glenfield Churches Together we hold United Services several times a year. Each summer we run a holiday club for ages 5 -11 years old. During term time we act out short bible stories in school assemblies at the two local primary schools with “Open The Book”. We also share in bible study groups together.
News
|
Congratulations Joel Arthur
Winner of our 20-20 Vision project logo competition When submitting his entry, Joel said: ‘The logo represents someone smiling. The line of vision is directed from left to right due to the curved underline which also becomes a mouth, when paired with the eyes, and cross being the nose. This represents the 20-20 Vision project as the face of the church’s future, with Christ literally and metaphorically in the centre. The judging panel of five said that the logo has Christian life at the centre, is focussed on future mission and service, features the project name clearly, and is a modern and simple design. Joel has been presented with the £20 One4All prize voucher and his winning logo (above) will be used on all 20-20 Vision project promotional materials. |