Culcheth Methodist Church

12/08/2026

As we gather together to watch the solar eclipse, we pray that the
God who made the stars may hold you in light and in shadow. May you notice wonder this week. And may your questions draw you closer to love. Amen. 🙏⭐🌞🌜

10/08/2026

28/06/2026

“God has a vision, a dream, an imagining of who we could be, how we could be, what we could be – each one of us, all of us together, sharing holiness and demanding justice, making better people and a better world...”

The Revd Mark Slaney, President of the Methodist Conference treated us to a musical performance to open his address, followed by a continuing exploration of this year’s Presidential theme: Sorrow and Joy.

Reflecting on his visit to the Holy Land, he called for us to stand in solidarity and witness - acting for something better, for something just, and something of how we could be together reflecting the image of Jesus.

Read the full address at methodist.org.uk/about/structure-and-governance/the-methodist-conference/conference-2026/presidency/the-presidents-address-to-the-conference/

06/06/2026

Thank you to everyone who volunteers in any way, big or small, to make our Church the welcoming place that it is xx

This we want to thank all of our wonderful volunteers 👏

Whatever your role, we appreciate your incredible acts of service in our churches and communities 💙

Share and tag someone you would like to say thank you to today👇

26/04/2026

Just a reminder to sign up for the Spiritual Weekend coming up in May as numbers need to be finalised this week.
Please sign up using the form on the Circuit website (link below). Any sign up sheets in churches should be returned to the Circuit Office this week.
Thank you.

Join us for the Spiritual Weekend 2025 at Leigh & Hindley Methodist Circuit and explore faith with the Leigh & Hindley Methodist Church community.

05/04/2026

He is Risen! Allelluia!

29/03/2026

For Holy Week, our Lenten cross is in the Welcome Space - This year we have added an interesting selection of items at the foot of the cross through our lent journey - feel free to pop in and have a look, read the meaning behind each of the items, pick up a palm cross or one of our lent course booklets. The church sanctuary is also open if you want to sit and reflect a while.

Our cross is made from our Christmas trees, reminding us that the baby born in Bethlehem was destined for crucifixion and resurrection. On Easter morning we will decorate it with flowers to symbolise renewal.