God loves you
unconditionally, no strings attached.
That's the good news.
In the wilderness, Jesus reminded us that people don’t live by bread alone.
Each week during Lent, we’ll reflect on what sustains us, based on the lectionary Gospel passage for Sunday.
I give you a new commandment, that you love one another. Just as I have loved you, you also should love one another.
John 13:34 (NRSVA)Every person is made in God's image and is of equal value
Everyone is welcome
The Methodist Church is committed to Justice, Dignity and Solidarity. We believe that all people are uniquely made in the image of God, and we aim to live this out in the Church and in our communities. This forms our Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) work.
God saw everything that he had made, and indeed, it was very good.
Genesis 1:31 (NRSVA)Net zero carbon emissions by 2030
Action for hope
The climate emergency is one of the most pressing concerns in the world today, but it is not merely a secular one. As Christians and Methodists we are called to care for God’s creation and challenge injustice, so climate concerns are inherently missional and part of our discipleship.
And what does the Lord require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God?
Micah 6:8Challenging the injustices of the world
Seeking justice
As Christians we’re called to seek God’s justice. Justice that enables everyone, and all creation, to flourish. Justice that removes everything that diminishes people, that oppresses or exploits them. Justice that enables us all to grow in relationship with each other and with God.
I have called you friends.
John 15:15Building real friendships in diverse communities
Exploring spirituality
Methodists believe God is For All. Different people experience God in different ways – that's how God works! We love real conversations about life with diverse people, in unexpected places – like the Edinburgh Fringe, Silverstone Grand Prix, and your local coffee shop or pub. We're starting new kinds of communities exploring God together.
Latest News
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Celebrating chaplaincy in Lincolnshire
03 April 2025
The vital ministry of chaplaincy was celebrated at the Festival of Chaplaincy held at Lincoln Cathedral over the weekend Friday 21 to Sunday 23 March.
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Earthquake in Myanmar – The Methodist Church responds
28 March 2025
The Methodist Church in Britain is supporting the Disaster Emergency Committee (DEC) Myanmar Earthquake Appeal.
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Faith leaders call for bold action on child poverty
27 March 2025
The President and Vice-President of the Methodist Conference have led a call from senior faith leaders for the government to be ‘bold and ambitious’ in its forthcoming Child Poverty Strategy. The call comes in an open letter to the co-chairs of the Ministerial Child Poverty Taskforce, Bridget Philipson, Secretary of State for Education, and Liz Kendall, Secretary of State for Work and Pensions.
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Latest blogs
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An Easter Message from the President of the Conference
03 April 2025
A reflection on the meaning of Easter from the Revd Helen Cameron, President of the Methodist Conference 2024-25.
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Connecting to the kingdom
01 April 2025
In the digital age, not being able to get online excludes people from fully participating in society. “Are you even a citizen if you can’t access government websites or the NHS app?” asks the Revd Rachel Moss.
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Mary, Sophia and Bessie, enslaved women and Methodist preachers in Antigua
31 March 2025
Mary, Sophia and Bessie were among the first female preachers in Antigua and made a long-lasting impact on the island. This is the final profile of prominent Methodist Women we are sharing to celebrate Women’s History Month.
You may find some of the language in this piece offensive. Some of the language used in this piece is quoting original historic documents and is not inclusive language that the Methodist Church uses today.
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