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The task of disciples Love isn't something that can be bought. We can see it, give it and experience it, but it's not a commodity. But we can ‘learn love': by watching others love, and through our experiences of love, we become more able to offer love.
Loving God and our neighbour is the biggest challenge we are given as Christians. Most of us feel that we only achieve it very partially.
1. Born into, and brought up in, the Methodist Church, I was nurtured by family members and the church ‘family’.
(no mountaineering gear required!)
Methodist Women in Britain (MWiB) invites you for a time of relaxation, refreshment and renewal at Netherurd House, Peeblesshire, from Tuesday 28th May to Friday 31st May 2013.
The Methodist Church is going through a time of change. Yet we still need to look forward to our mission together in the coming years – challenging though that sometimes feels.
As the District Development journey continues, the One Circuit group is saying “Yes” – and here's why.
Onc Circuit Proposal ... Read More ...
Although the story of Jonah covers just three short chapters of the Bible, it is about more than him getting swallowed by a sea creature!
your chance to attend
Methodist Small Groups Conference: 7th-8th May 2013, Kings Park Conference Centre, Northampton.
We are delighted to be supporting the fourth Solas festival, which will be held in 2013 at The Bield at Blackruthven in Perthshire.
Solas offers a creative and entertaining programme for festival-goers of all ages in a safe environment.
On becoming a One Circuit District - We have now reached the time for a decision to be made and action taken with regard to the future shaping of Methodism in Scotland.
Jenny Easson, the Revds Andrew Letby and Martin Keenan, and Rector Robin Paisley from St John's in Dumfries
