YMOSES
;)
;)
WMC: March 2017
YMOSES
We had the pleasure of Keith's company in March!
He offered to be 'grilled' so we kindly obliged!
It was great to have the opportunity to ask his opinion on all manner of subjects including atheism, other religions, the Bible, how he came to faith in Jesus, which he thinks is the most powerful Bible story, where the 'method' in Methodism came from, times of personal doubt and questioning. Thank you Keith for your honesty.
Our next get-together will be at 7:15 pm on Sunday 14th May at Chris and Charlotte's, when we look forward to welcoming Rev Katherine Pickering from Didcot.
If you are at secondary school and would like to come along and join us for a faith- based discussion group we'd love to see you!
popular recent storiesAlso in the news
Stay Alert to Justice is the new campaign from the Methodist Church along with the Baptist Union and United Reformed Church.COVID-19 has brought huge changes to all our lives, but inequalities mean that some people have been hit even harder than others. The world on the other side of the lockdown will be different. If we stay alert to justice we can make the right choices about how to move...
A personal message from the President of the Methodist Conference, the Revd Dr Barbara GlassonIt is with outrage and deep sorrow that we have witnessed the recent brutal killing of George Floyd in the United States.But outrage and sorrow are not a sufficient response to racism and inequality in society. How to begin a process of change? It starts with self-examination and listening to the...
26 May 2020 — a statement from the President & Vice-President of the Methodist Church on "The responsibilities of leadership during coronavirus"We have recently heard the word privilege used many times in relation to those in Government. We might assume it relates to education or to class, but in fact it refers to our ability to make choices, simple everyday choices for our future...
Upcoming events
Church news
Minister's musings
