Windsor Methodist Church

13/12/2025

Come to our nativity we have snacks music magic and craft

18/09/2025

It's a new year for Geese, the Circuit teen Life Study plus pizza group. All young people aged 11 - 19 are welcome. This week it's Decision Making with the M&M Peer Pressure game! Friday evening 6 - 7:30. Come and have fun whilst discussing the serious (and not so serious) things of life. For those who have a faith, or just have questions about faith.

12/09/2025

Van with a Plan, the Circuit Van for kids who love to build with bricks, is at the Pirate Park, Dedworth tomorrow (13th September) 1030 - 12. Come and see us/play/chat/drink coffee from Woody's Cafe and have a great morning.

06/09/2025

🚐✨ Come join us for some LEGO fun! ✨🧱

Our Van with a Plan will be parked up at Jenners Riverside Café, Maidenhead (SL6 8NP) – and we’re bringing loads of LEGO for kids (and grown-ups!) to get creative with. 🎉

☕️ Grab a drink or snack from the café, 🌊 enjoy the riverside views, and 🧩 build something amazing with us.

👨‍👩‍👧 All ages welcome – free, fun, and family-friendly!

📅 When: Today 10-12
📍 Where: Jenners Riverside Café, Maidenhead SL6 8NP

Come along, bring your imagination, and let’s play! 🚀

06/09/2025

One of the main criticisms of the Church is lack of relevance. What questions could we grapple with that would change your mind on that?

06/09/2025

One of the main criticisms of the Church is that it is not relevant. If you could have one question answered for you, what would it be?

04/09/2025

Praying for all our children and young people as they return to schools, colleges and universities. Praying also for those who have finished full-time education and are looking for full-time employment for the first time.

03/09/2025

I love this C.S. Lewis quote: "Relying on God has to begin all over again every day as if nothing had yet been done." May all who are worried, tired or fearful remember that they can rely on God today.

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02/09/2025

Friends
I always feel a sense of anticipation when the 1 st of September comes
around, and it was odd this year for that significant date, The Methodist
New Year, to fall on my day off. Discussing it with old school friends, we
agreed that even if not in education or the church, there is an
unshakeable sense of new beginnings after all those years at school,
college and university. I know that we are all praying for those who
started or are about to start a new academic year this week.
Our new Chair of District, Conrad Hicks, who many of you will know as
our previous superintendent’s husband, reflected on it himself, and
decided that this week he would change his day off. Do please pray for
him as he takes on this new role.
New beginnings can be a really positive thing. They let us hit the re-set
button, and I will not be the only one who starts September with a clean
house and an organised desk, even if I know that by mid-October at the
very latest, chaos will once again reign!
God, faced with the lack of response from humanity, and our constant
missing of the mark, hit the reset button with the great flood. It was
more than turning the world on and off again, it was a “return to factory
settings” and he promised not to do it ever again. What then to do,
when successions of priests, judges, prophets and kings failed to bring
the people into right relationship with him? As in the parable of the
wicked tenants, God’s response is to send his son, who they kill,
intending to take the inheritance for themselves. Yet in a final and
prophesied, but still unlooked for, response God raises his Son from the
dead and, having torn the temple curtain in two, offers relationship to all
people. This extraordinary act of love in response to hate and fear
allows every one of us to hit the reset button in our own lives, to become
a new person, renewed in the Spirit and changed towards that being that
God created us to be. Yet our faith is not entirely a personal one, and
God’s love is for the world, a community love, drawing us together to
understand him through conversation, prayer, service and worship.
Happy new beginnings.
God bless, Vicci

31/08/2025

Today's reading from Luke speaks of people jostling for position, wanting to be higher up the table and closer to the host and the honoured guests. The meal Jesus offers is for kings and beggars, rich and poor, powerful and lowly, all are welcome to the feast.

27/07/2025

As you therefore have received Christ Jesus the Lord, continue to live your lives in him, rooted and built up in him and established in the faith, just as you were taught, abounding in thanksgiving. Colossians 2:6-7
You don't have to be a Christian to "abound in thanksgiving". Crack open almost any self-help book and it will encourage you to make a daily thanksgiving record, perhaps writing five things to be grateful for in a notebook. The world at large may have rejected Christianity (and I realise that this is a moot point), but it has found our practices to be utterly necessary to a life lived in all its fullness.
Come and hear more at Windsor Methodist Church this morning, or reflect for yourself on the importance, not just of gratitude, but of having someone we can be thankful to.

24/07/2025

We had the last choir rehearsal of the season last night. There's still time to come and join us on the 3rd, 10th and 24th of September 6 - 7pm upstairs in the worship area as we rehearse for our contribution to the 24 hour Singathon in aid of Windsor Homeless Project on the 27th of September. Easy songs of faith to learn, and a great opportunity to be part of something bigger on the 27th when we will be singing from 11am to mid-day at Windsor Boys School. Come and join us.