Sep 19 2016
Come and join the friendship club which meets up every First Monday of the Month at Keelby Methodist Church from 2.00 to 4.00pm. The cost will be £2.50 per session which includes refreshment.
This month we will meet on Monday 3rd October 2016. Road Trip to Italy – A welcome return of Mike Pickwell, as he shares his experiences and wonderful photography of his travels in Italy. There will be opportunity to purchase some his beautiful cards.
Monday 7th November 2016 – Getting ready for Christmas!
Sep 12 2016
You are invited to join us on a local footpath walk on Sunday Oct 16th at 2 pm. We will meet at Healing Methodist Church car park for a walk of about 3 miles. All welcome to join us.
This will be our annual charity walk and we invite you to make a donation towards WaterAid to provide clean water in underdeveloped countries
If you cannot walk that day we welcome your donation and if you do not wish to donate we welcome you on the walk. If you want to do a bit more then get people to sponsor your walk.
Please contact Peter Ede 01472 883625 for further information or to give donation.
For more information on the charity WaterAid http://www.wateraid.org/uk
Aug 26 2016
Come and join the friendship club which meets up every First Monday of the Month at Keelby Methodist Church from 2.00 to 4.00pm. The cost will be £2.50 per session which includes refreshment.
This month we will meet on Monday 5th September 2016. ‘Afternoon Tea’ A welcome return of the Weelsby Wanderers with another of their amusing play readings.
Monday 3rd October 2016 – Road Trip to Italy – Mike Pickwell
Aug 24 2016
This next Sundays service is a very laid back time in the cafe. So if you’re into good coffee and a relaxed sort of morning, this one’s for you!
Jul 26 2016
Our service was on “God in the ordinary” and was half cafe worship, half activity based. Well done Nikki for a really different mornings worship (and thanks for all the planning and hard work by all). Have a look through the gallery by clicking on a photograph below left and scrolling through. If you really don’t like your own photo I can airbrush you out!
Jul 03 2016
As a result of the referendum on 23 June 2016, the United Kingdom has voted to leave the European Union. In this time of very significant change and uncertainty there is a need for leadership which seeks the common good and encourages people to work together, to respect one another and to uphold the dignity of all.
The Methodist Conference believes that the British Isles are enriched by diversity and celebrates the contribution made by those who have come from other parts of the world.
The Christian tradition calls for respect, tolerance, love of neighbour and hospitality to the stranger. All bear the responsibility of speaking and acting for healing, reconciliation, and mutual respect.
The Methodist Conference abhors and deeply regrets those actions and words which incite hatred and lead to the victimisation of groups within society and notes with concern that such actions and words have been normalised in recent public discourse.
Believing that racism is a denial of the gospel and that to stay silent when others are abused is to collude with those who seek to promote hatred and division, the Methodist Conference calls:
The Conference encourages the Methodist people to join the campaign to wear an empty safety pin as a badge symbolising solidarity against racism.
The Conference directs that this statement be sent to the Prime Minister, to all MPs and to national media and that it be read in all Methodist Churches on Sunday 10 July 2016 or as soon as possible in July.
Proposed: The Revd Ruth M Gee
Seconded: The Revd Dr Stephen D Wigley
(Signed by 8 other members of the Conference)
Healing and Keelby Methodist Church believes in the unconditional love of God for all people as revealed to us in Jesus Christ, and that it is the role of the Church to express that love in action in the community.
