Methodist Churches

Methodists stand within the Protestant tradition of the worldwide Christian Church and are traditionally known as non-conformist. Methodism has its roots in eighteenth century Anglicanism. Its founder, John Wesley, was a priest of the Church of England, who challenged the Church of his day to reach out with the gospel to the working classes in Britain´s industrial heartlands.

Methodist churches vary in their style of worship during services. The emphasis is often on Bible reading and preaching, although hymn singing is a significant aspect of Methodist services. (John Wesley´s brother, Charles, was a prolific hymn-writer.) Although alcohol is not allowed in Methodist Church buildings, most Methodists consider responsible drinking to be a matter of personal morality.

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The Junction

Thought provoking, inclusive, reflective and café church discussion.  Please note that this is not meeting at the moment. 

Alternative gatherings are possible via the contact below.

Address: Fulwood Road, S10 3BD
Telephone: +44 114 231 3518/ +44 7531 503108
Website: www.ngchurch.org.uk
Contact: Judith Jessop (@Nether Green Methodist Church, S11 7EH and @ https://www.facebook.com/Gatherings-409316652494101)

Services:
Please contact Judith.

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St Andrew's, Psalter Lane Church (Anglican / Methodist)

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Victoria Hall

Inclusive worship in a welcoming and friendly Church.

Address: Norfolk Street, S1 2JB
Telephone: 0114 270 1330
Website: www.victoriahallmethodistchurch.org
Contact: Rev Jonathan Haigh & Deacon Jackie Wright.

Services:
Sunday 10:30am: An Inclusive, fellowship-based worship in the heart of the city.
Sunday 6pm: OASIS. Friendship, food, faith sharing in an open friendly space.

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Wesley Hall

Open Evangelical, family-friendly, community-focused, blended worship

Address: Crookes, S10 1UD
Telephone: +44 114 267 9040
Website: www.wesleyhall.org.uk
Contact: The Revd Sally Coleman

Services:
Sunday 10.30am.
On each 2nd Sunday of the month 6pm (prayer meeting).