Churchstreet Methodist Church Restoration

02/09/2017

Feeling so thankful that Veronica Adonis not only had a good physio session but also did quite a few laps round her bed. Congratulations Veronica and to the prayer teams at Church Street. Restoration and healing happens all the time when we trust in the power of Jesus Christ. Keep praying for continued healing.

29/06/2017

Hope flowed into the hearts of the congregation when we launched the restoration project even before we had all the funds required by the Quantity Surveyors, master builders and structural engineers. The Bishop warned us very sternly not to forget the struggle for justice faced by our neighbors, the street dwellers. By liking our page you keep that hope alive in this church that was originally built by freed slaves for the slave community who still use the church today. "Jesus brings liberation." Was the banner that hung inside the church in 2014.

11/04/2015

Bring good memories of our lenten journey together

Graham Kendrick song with images added.

15/01/2015

Phase 3: Replacement of Roof - Starting Soon...

02/12/2014

10/02/2014

The day we have been looking forward to..... It's been hard work drilling all the rock out of the previous foundations..Foundations are going in as we speak.
Watch this space it's going to grow

02/02/2014

Ground breaking news.....we have started the renovations to the Methodist Church Street Church at last on the 2014/01/20

02/02/2014

The Church Street Methodist Church was damaged after one wall collapsed after a flood in Somerset West on 11 June 2010. Various companies, organisations and individuals committed to the restoration of this historical building and monument that was built by freed slaves under the supervision of Rev Redgill in 1860. The church was opened on 29 August 1861 for Worship. Read here about the history of the church:
http://www.churchstreetmethodist.com/building-restoration

Somerset West, Church Street, Methodist Church