For most of us, the upcoming festive season is a time of joy. But unfortunately, as you know, there are children in the UK right now who are facing a Christmas without food, warmth or love. Will you help bring some Christmas magic to a vulnerable child this year? We are trying to recruit individuals […]
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The Methodist Church in Britain and All We Can, the Methodist relief and development charity, have launched an urgent appeal for the people of Indonesia. On Friday 28 September, a 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck just off the central island of Sulawesi in Indonesia, setting off a tsunami that engulfed the city of Palu. FOLLOW LINK […]
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This film features Superintendents reflecting on what they most appreciate about being a minister.
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In his address made Saturday 30th June, Bala Gnanapragasam, the newly elected and inducted Vice-President of the Methodist Conference, reflected on ‘Transforming Hope’. At the Methodist Conference, taking place at the University of Nottingham until 5 July, Bala Gnanapragasam, a Trustee at Christian Aid and former Labour Councillor, shared emotive stories that looked at the importance of […]
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The Revd Michaela A Youngson has been elected and inducted as the new President of the Methodist Conference, taking over from the Revd Loraine N Mellor. The induction took place on Saturday 30 June. It is the first time in the history of the Methodist Church that a woman has been elected to succeed a woman President. […]
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‘Our minister Preben was deeply touched by this piece of music when it was played at the Superintendents’ Conference he recently attended, especially the sign language that goes with it. He hopes you will enjoy the music and the singing as much as he does.’
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The following letter has been sent to us by David Friswell, the World Church Relationships Team Leader at Methodist Church House, thanking MWiB for supporting the World Mission Fund via the Easter Offering, and updating us on some of the work that this money supports: What’s in a name? I smiled as I read a […]
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