Welcome
Welcome to Liverpool South Methodist Circuit. We are a group of welcoming churches serving diverse communities across South Liverpool. Working closely together, we are exploring new ways to offer joyful worship and effective outreach, seeking to play our part in worship and witness to Jesus. Please use our website to find out more about us.
News
The Gaza/Lebanon Justice Appeal
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The Methodist Church in Britain is relaunching and expanding its Gaza appeal to support emergency work being carried out there, and in Lebanon. The Gaza/Lebanon Justice Appeal will be supported by All We Can and the United Reformed Church and will benefit partners working in the area. We hope that by working together we will be able to have a greater impact on the work we do alongside our partners. |
A Statement from the Methodist Church in Britain in response to the Resignation of the Archbishop of Canterbury
In light of the resignation of the Archbishop of Canterbury following the Makin Review into abuses by the late John Smyth QC, the Methodist Church in Britain joins others in praying for all those affected by abuse. Survivors have been courageous in speaking of their experience and in calling the Churches to account and we hope humbly to continue to learn from them.
We are covenant partners with the Church of England, an anniversary we marked last week. Dr Welby has done much to strengthen the partnership between our denominations and we pray for the continuation of this work and for those who will discern who should be the next Archbishop of Canterbury. We are committed to developing our shared understanding and desire for good safeguarding practice at every level of our churches.
A prayer
Loving God, we ask your forgiveness for the times when in your Church we have failed to protect vulnerable people.
We pray for your healing for those who have been hurt and for those who live with guilt and regret.
We ask for your wisdom and direction as we seek to keep safe all your children, in the name of Christ. Amen.
We are covenant partners with the Church of England, an anniversary we marked last week. Dr Welby has done much to strengthen the partnership between our denominations and we pray for the continuation of this work and for those who will discern who should be the next Archbishop of Canterbury. We are committed to developing our shared understanding and desire for good safeguarding practice at every level of our churches.
A prayer
Loving God, we ask your forgiveness for the times when in your Church we have failed to protect vulnerable people.
We pray for your healing for those who have been hurt and for those who live with guilt and regret.
We ask for your wisdom and direction as we seek to keep safe all your children, in the name of Christ. Amen.
A statement from the Methodist Church on Assisted Dying proposals
The Methodist Church's statement can be read here
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10.30am - 12pm Saturday 30th November: Fulwood Court Christmas coffee Morning 7.30pm Wednesday 4th December: Circuit Meeting at St James' Church, Woolton 10.30am - 1pm Saturday 7th December: Christmas Fair at Garston Park Church 6.30 for 7pm Saturday 7th December: Christmas Sing-a-long at St James' Church, Woolton |