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Mission Statement

Knowing Jesus, Sharing His Love

We seek to Worship and serve God, to grow as disciples of Jesus Christ and to share the Good News with others in our living and speaking.

Aims and Goals

Worship

To increase awareness of God’s presence and to celebrate God’s love.

Learning and Caring

To help people grow as Christians through mutual support, care and teaching.

Service

To be good neighbours, challenge injustice and care for God’s world.

Evangelism

To make disciples of Jesus Christ.

Objectives

Worship

  • We will offer a variety of forms of worship appropriate to our community
  • We will worship ecumenically and as a Circuit when appropriate opportunities arise
  • We will encourage active participation in worship by all age groups
  • Preachers and Worship Leaders will encourage church and individual discipleship

Learning and Caring

  • We will provide a variety of small group meetings and encourage regular commitment to them
  • We will develop and maintain effective pastoral oversight for members and the church community
  • We will encourage individuals in regular and personal Bible study and prayer
  • We will learn how to share our faith in the Good News of Jesus Christ through words and actions

Service

  • We will develop awareness of local issues and endeavour to respond appropriately, including work with other Christians in joint action
  • We will be aware of our immediate neighbours and seek to serve them
  • We will be a Fair Trade church
  • We will maintain awareness of global issues and make appropriate reponses to issues of justice
  • We will develop environmental awareness and good practice, learning from best practice

Evangelism

  • We will develop ways of engaging with our wider community
  • We will develop a variety of means of expressing what it means to be the Church of Jesus Christ
  • We will learn to share our faith thoughtfully and sensitively with others

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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 Patricia Mukorombindo, 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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