Felpham Methodist Church

06/06/2026

Pulse (our youth group) are hosting a Quiz Night on Thursday 18th June at 7.30pm to raise money for the Teenage Cancer Trust.
If you'd like to join us for this fun evening please get in touch.

05/06/2026

Are you a parent/ grandparent/ carer looking for a group for babies and toddlers in Felpham?

Why not try Felpham Methodist Church Toddler Group!

We meet at Felpham Methodist Church on Monday and Friday afternoons 1.15-3.15pm (term time only).

We are a very friendly group with lots of toys, a baby area, singing time, craft table, and refreshments for adults and children.

The cost is just £1 and you don’t need to book.

Pop in and see what it’s like, we’d love to welcome your family.

31/05/2026

Booking is now open for the Superhero Holiday Club at Felpham Methodist Church and we’d love your family to join us.

⭐⭐ Book online at www.felpham-methodist-church.org.uk ⭐️⭐

We are offering 5 FREE fun-filled activity mornings for children (5-10) and young people (11-16) and activities will include games, crafts, sport, music and Bible stories.

These morning sessions take place Monday 27th - Friday 31st July, 10am – 12noon at Felpham Methodist Church.

Children and young people attend the morning sessions without parents/carers and so BOOKING IS REQUIRED.

⭐⭐⭐Visit www.felpham-methodist-church.org.uk to book a place and find out more ⭐⭐⭐️ See less

25/05/2026

You are invited to Coffee Stop at Felpham Methodist Church tomorrow (Tuesday 26th May), 10-11.45am.
Tea or coffee with biscuits costs only £2.
Come along and catch up with old friends or make new ones.
It will be lovely and cool in the church 🌞

14/05/2026

Here's a local opportunity to learn how to use a Defibrillator (there's one on the wall at church).
Contact Arun Leisure Centre to book a place.

🚨 FREE Save a Life Workshop at Arun Leisure Centre 🚨

We are pleased to be hosting an RLSS Save a Life Workshop designed to give you practical skills that could help save a life.

You will learn:
• Adult Basic Life Support, including CPR
• How to help an adult who is choking
• Prevention and treatment of drowning
• What an AED is
• Where to find an AED
• How to use an AED

📍 Arun Leisure Centre
📅 Wednesday 3rd June
⏰ 6:30pm - 9:30pm
💷 Free of charge
✅ Open to members and non members

📞 Please contact reception on 01243 826612 to book. Spaces are limited, so book early to avoid disappointment.

Please note, this is a free workshop and not an accredited First Aid qualification.

10/05/2026

Today we marked the start of Christian Aid Week with a special service and lunch. 🍞🧀🍇🍅

Thank you to Ceri and her team for the delicious food and to everyone who donated money to Christian Aid. 🪙

If you’d still like to give money you can bring it to church next Sunday or donate online at 🟥Christianaid.org.uk 🟥 where you can also find out more about the work of Christian Aid 👍

23/04/2026

❤ Christian Aid Lunch, Sunday 10th May, 12.30pm at Felpham Methodist Church.
🍽 You are invited to join us for a simple ploughman's lunch followed by crumble and ice cream, with your cash donations going to Christian Aid Week.
🌍🌎🌏Everyone welcome - come and be part of our community fundraising event to help people across the world.
❓For more details or to let us know about your dietary requirements/food allergies/intolerances please message us.

23/04/2026

You are invited to Coffee Stop at Felpham Methodist Church on Tuesday 28th April and 26th May, 10-11.45am.
Tea or coffee with biscuits costs only £2 and the great company costs you nothing! Come along and get chatting!

06/04/2026

An Easter message of peace and hope from Rev Tongayi Matamba

Easter 2026 presents a unique opportunity for reflection and renewal. Falling early in April, this season invites us to pause and consider themes of hope, rebirth, and community. With the arrival of spring, nature itself mirrors the message of Easter—fresh beginnings, growth, and the promise of brighter days ahead.

For many, Easter is not only a religious observance but also a time to reconnect with family and friends. After years marked by uncertainty and change, the traditions of sharing meals, attending services, and participating in egg hunts feel especially meaningful. It’s a reminder that even after long winters — literal or metaphorical — joy and togetherness can flourish once more.

Easter 2026 encourages us to reflect on our own journeys. Just as the holiday commemorates overcoming hardship and embracing new life, we are called to let go of the burdens of the past and step forward with renewed purpose and optimism. Whether celebrated in quiet contemplation or with lively gatherings, this Easter is a welcome chance to cherish what we have and look forward with hope.

Christ is risen in the midst of various other worldly challenges. There is no peace in other parts of the world. Innocent people are affected. It is my hope that we all find hope in the resurrection this year