Wrexham Methodist Church

23/10/2026

Next Saturday, 31st October, at 4pm we are holding a quiet and reflective Service of Thanksgiving for the Departed at Regent St Methodist Church in Wrexham. It is a gentle opportunity to remember and give thanks for those you have loved and lost. We would love to see you there, whatever your background or beliefsT

23/10/2026

Our service this Sunday (October 25th) will be led by Mr Tim Guy and will be a service of All Age Worship.
You are very welcome to join us.

The service begins at 10:30 and lasts for about an hour.

We are located on the first floor above the Heart Foundation shop, accessed from the tower in the middle of the pavement. We have a lift, and, once on the first floor, the whole church area is flat and accessible, including an accessible toilet. We also have a hearing loop in use during services.

Children are very welcome, and there is an area with toys and books for them to use during services at the back of the worship room. (We also have collection boxes for Wrexham Foodbank in the entrance hall before and after every service, should you have anything you wish to donate.)

I hope you'll be able to join us on Sunday - and maybe stay with us for tea and coffee after the service too!

14/10/2026

Our service this Sunday (October 18th) will be led by our newest Local Preacher, Mr Collen Ndoro.
You are very welcome to join us.

The service begins at 10:30 and lasts for about an hour.
We are located on the first floor above the Heart Foundation shop, accessed from the tower in the middle of the pavement. We have a lift, and, once on the first floor, the whole church area is flat and accessible, including an accessible toilet. We also have a hearing loop in use during services.

Children are very welcome, and there is an area with toys and books for them to use during services at the back of the worship room. (We also have collection boxes for Wrexham Foodbank in the entrance hall before and after every service, should you have anything you wish to donate.)

I hope you'll be able to join us on Sunday - and maybe stay with us for tea and coffee after the service too!

30/09/2026

The next House of Prayer event takes place on Oct 17th at Capel Y Groes.

30/09/2026

Our service this Sunday (Ovtober 4th) will be a Local Arrangement service led by members of our congregation.
You are very welcome to join us.

The service begins at 10:30 and lasts for about an hour.

We are located on the first floor above the Heart Foundation shop, accessed from the tower in the middle of the pavement. We have a lift, and, once on the first floor, the whole church area is flat and accessible, including an accessible toilet. We also have a hearing loop in use during services.

Children are very welcome, and there is an area with toys and books for them to use during services at the back of the worship room. (We also have collection boxes for Wrexham Foodbank in the entrance hall before and after every service, should you have anything you wish to donate.)

I hope you'll be able to join us on Sunday - and maybe stay with us for tea and coffee after the service too!

23/09/2026

Our service this Sunday (September 27th) will be taken by our minister, Rev James. It will be a service of holy Communion.
You are very welcome to join us.

The service begins at 10:30 and lasts for about an hour.
We are located on the first floor above the Heart Foundation shop, accessed from the tower in the middle of the pavement. We have a lift, and, once on the first floor, the whole church area is flat and accessible, including an accessible toilet. We also have a hearing loop in use during services.

Children are very welcome, and there is an area with toys and books for them to use during services at the back of the worship room. (We also have collection boxes for Wrexham Foodbank in the entrance hall before and after every service, should you have anything you wish to donate.)

I hope you'll be able to join us on Sunday - and maybe stay with us for tea and coffee after the service too!

14/09/2026

Our service this Sunday (September 20th) will be taken by our minister, Rev James, and will be our Harvest Festival. You are very welcome to join us.

The service begins at 10:30 and lasts for about an hour.

We are located on the first floor above the Heart Foundation shop, accessed from the tower in the middle of the pavement. We have a lift, and, once on the first floor, the whole church area is flat and accessible, including an accessible toilet. We also have a hearing loop in use during services.

Children are very welcome, and there is an area with toys and books for them to use during services at the back of the worship room. (We also have collection boxes for Wrexham Foodbank in the entrance hall before and after every service, should you have anything you wish to donate.)

I hope you'll be able to join us on Sunday - and maybe stay with us for tea and coffee after the service too!

08/09/2026

Our service this Sunday (September 13th) will be taken by Mr David Pickstone. You are very welcome to join us.

The service begins at 10:30 and lasts for about an hour.

We are located on the first floor above the Heart Foundation shop, accessed from the tower in the middle of the pavement. We have a lift, and, once on the first floor, the whole church area is flat and accessible, including an accessible toilet. We also have a hearing loop in use during services.

Children are very welcome, and there is an area with toys and books for them to use during services at the back of the worship room. (We also have collection boxes for Wrexham Foodbank in the entrance hall before and after every service, should you have anything you wish to donate.)

I hope you'll be able to join us on Sunday - and maybe stay with us for tea and coffee after the service too!

31/08/2026

https://www.methodist.org.uk/about/news/start-of-the-connexional-year-reflections-from-the-president-the-revd-mark-slaney/

"I invite you to contemplate deeply what solidarity you and the church to which you belong both practise, and might be called to practise, in local contexts and in relation to the cries for justice and mercy worldwide."