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Methodism, Circuit & Beyond

Hinckley Methodist Circuit is part of the wider Methodist Church. You can find out more about the Methodist Church in Great Britain  here
We are part of the Northampton District.
Here is a link to the District website

Methodism is a grass roots movement that declares that no-one is beyond the reach of God’s love. Read on to find out more about Methodism.

The traditional summary of Methodist teaching is as follows

All need to be saved.
All may be saved.
All may know themselves saved.
All may be saved to the uttermost.

Methodists have always been clear that no-one is beyond the reach of God’s love. Salvation is there for everyone who turns to God, and not just for a chosen few.

Some other quick facts about Methodism:

  • The Methodist movement began in the eighteenth century with John and Charles Wesley and like-minded friends meeting regularly for prayer, Bible study and Holy Communion, and to visit prisons and workhouses.
  • Ordinary people play a major part in the running of the Methodist Church, including leading worship.
  • It’s often said that Methodism was “born in song”, and you will usually find enthusiastic singing and music, whether contemporary or traditional.
  • Small groups are another important aspect of Methodism, whether home fellowships, Bible studies or house groups.

You can find out much about what Methodism is, and what is distinctive, at the Methodist Church website – just click the following link.

What is distinctive about Methodism

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What’s On Today

  • MEN'S MEET N' EAT -
  • Coffee Morning - Now from 10am - Hinckley
  • Saturday Coffee Morning - Barwell

What’s On Tomorrow

  • Carol Service at Burbage led by Revd Dr Tim Woolley at 10:30am - Burbage
  • Morning Worship - Earl Shilton
  • SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP - POP UP NATIVITY! - Newbold Verdon
  • Sunday Morning Worship led by Mr John Cooke - Stoke Golding
  • Sunday Morning Worship with Holy Communion - Hinckley
  • Junior Church - Barwell
  • Family Remembrance Service led by Rev. Dave Hasledine - Barwell
  • Evening Worship - Hinckley
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  • Burbage Weekly Notices Thursday 12th December 2019

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About The Methodist Church

Vision and Values of the Methodist Church

What is distinctive about Methodism?

The Structure of the Methodist Church

The Doctrine of the Methodist Church

The History of the Methodist Church

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Contact the Circuit Office

You can email the circuit office by using the simple form on this website - we will respond to you or pass your query to the appropriate Minister or church. Contact us here. If your enquiry is for a Church, please select “I’d like to contact a Church” from the drop down box, otherwise general enquiries will only go to the Circuit Office.

The circuit office is open on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings from 9.00 am to 12.15 pm at Earl Shilton Methodist Church:

Earl Shilton Methodist Church
Wood Street
Earl Shilton
LE9 7ND

01455 851930

Contact a Church

To telephone a Minister or church leader directly, please use the following numbers:

Burbage and Sapcote Methodist Churches, please contact:-
Rev Dr Tim Woolley, tel: 01455 635654

Barwell, Earl Shilton and Newbold Verdon Methodist Churches, please contact:-
Rev David Haseldine, tel: 01455 846335

Hinckley, Higham-on-the-Hill and Stoke Golding Methodist Churches, please contact:-
Rev Wes Hampton, tel: 01455 234929

Sharnford Methodist Church, please contact:-
Mrs Anne Haddon, tel: 01455 617692

Stapleton and Stoney Stanton Methodist Churches, please contact:-
Mrs Judith Cooke, tel: 01455 823008

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