Celebrating Jesus on the Wirral
Welcome to the website of the Wirral Methodist Churches. The Wirral is a peninsular separated from Wales by the River Dee and from Liverpool by the River Mersey, and includes some of the most deprived areas in the United Kingdom, as well as some of the most beautiful. We have a mix of rural and urban churches, 22 in all, including three ecumenical partnerships. We are passionate about learning and growing together, celebrating the love of God, sharing the life of God with those around us and with those in need around the world and bringing our neighbours to Christ as we follow our calling and pursue our vision.
Celebrating Jesus on the Wirral
Welcome to the website of the Wirral Methodist Churches. The Wirral is a peninsular separated from Wales by the River Dee and from Liverpool by the River Mersey, and includes some of the most deprived areas in the United Kingdom, as well as some of the most beautiful. We have a mix of rural and urban churches, 22 in all, including three ecumenical partnerships. We are passionate about learning and growing together, celebrating the love of God, sharing the life of God with those around us and with those in need around the world and bringing our neighbours to Christ as we follow our calling and pursue our vision.
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Living out our Methodist Calling in Wirral
Worship
We develop worship in ways which enable people to connect with God wherever they are, in church or at home, and find meaning and encouragement.
Learning and Caring
Service
We reach out to people within our communities who are lonely and isolated and suffering from mental health issues; create places of welcome in our buildings; build local alliances and work towards the alleviation of poverty and deprivation. Our local charity recycles and supplies free school uniforms – read more here.
Evangelism
We work with children, families and schools; teach and equip our members to share their faith, and create opportunities for us all to build relationships within our communities. Read about the work of our children and youth team.
At the final meeting of the Synod of the Liverpool District of the Methodist Church yesterday we were pleased to confer on the Chair of District the honour of Honorary Scouser. She "sits down" (Methodist for supposedly retiring) after 10 years as Chair of the District in the summer and the District will become part of the new North West England District in September. The "tickling stick" is, of course, the badge of office instituted by the late Sir Ken Dodd. We did conduct some serious business too. ... See MoreSee Less
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