Hayes Methodist Church

24/05/2026

Worth a watch!
This year Pentecost is on 24 May. This is the day in 1738 when John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, had a powerful spiritual experience. This convinced him of the truth of his salvation through faith in Jesus Christ. He began to preach that this salvation was available to everyone.
This year, BBC's Songs of Praise celebrates this with a selection of hymns, and stories of how that passion and conviction continue today. Watch it by clicking on the link -

Aled Jones is in Bristol to explore the spiritual inspiration of John and Charles Wesley, and to introduce classic Wesley hymns from the oldest Methodist building in the world.

24/05/2026

21/05/2026

This Sunday (24 May) at 11.00am, Hayes, Hayes End, North Hillingdon and Yiewsley Methodist Churches join together at Hayes End Church (UB4 8JW) to celebrate Pentecost together.
(This means that there will be no services at Hayes, North Hillingdon and Yiewsley.)
Come along and let's rejoice in the gift of the Holy Spirit.
(Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay)

14/05/2026

28/03/2026

Tonight we move from GMT to BST

10/03/2026

This Wednesday (11 March) at Hayes End Methodist Church (UB4 8JW) is our midweek communion service at 11.00am, followed by the Welcome Wednesday activities.
At the service we'll be thinking about Jesus and his conversation with the woman at the well (John's Gospel, chapter 4).
Come along, find out more and share bread and wine with us.

06/02/2026

On Sunday (8 February), there is no service at Hayes Methodist Church. Instead, we are joining with Hayes End Methodist Church on the Uxbridge Road (UB4 8JW) at 11am to worship God together. The service will be led by the Revd David Goodall.
Hayes End Church is on the 278 bus route, direct from Hayes town centre.

16/01/2026

This year's joint covenant service is being held this Sunday (18th January) at North Hillingdon Methodist Church (Long Lane, UB10 9PB) at 10.30am

30/10/2025

All We Can is responding to Hurricane Melissa in partnership with the Methodist Church in Britain.

We are working closely with our regional partner, the Methodist Church in the Caribbean and the Americas (MCCA), to ensure that funds raised are directed to where they are most needed. MCCA is working on co-ordinating emergency relief efforts across affected communities in the region.

Our partner, MCCA, intend to purchase bulk goods such as food and shelter materials to help those most acutely affected by the hurricane.

We need you to give today to help our partners undertake their life-saving work.

https://www.allwecan.org.uk/appeal/hurricane-melissa/