Welcome to The Website for the Methodist Churches in the Pocklington & Market Weighton area
Welcome to The Website for the Methodist Churches in the Pocklington & Market Weighton area
As a minister in the Pocklington and Market Weighton Methodist Circuit group of churches may I welcome you to our website. You will find information on all of our churches and events taking place in the area. Please come along to any service or event of interest to you. We seek to provide all who come with a warm welcome and opportunities for faith and friendship. Our desire is to be an “Attractive, welcoming, church community transforming lives for God.”
If you would like to know what to expect on Sundays click here or contact me, the circuit administrator or the Community and Outreach Lay Worker for more information.
Best wishes,
Rev Neville Simpson
Radio & TV
BBC Local Radio (York & Humberside) Sunday Service 8.00 am
Radio 4 Sunday Worship 8.10 am
Radio 3 Choral Evensong 3 pm
BBC 1 Songs of Praise 1.15 pm
(Please check your TV & Radio guide as times may change)
At Home
Methodist Worship at home sheet and Live your Faith sheet – both are on our website
Circuit Zoom Services
Midweek Worship Thursdays 9.30am & Sunday Informal Worship 6pm. Join from a computer, tablet, smart phone or landline. For joining instructions email: pmcnotices@gmail.com
On Line
Suggestions for live streamed worship services on YouTube and Facebook are on the Methodi...
Here is a video of some of the bits from our last 'Zoom' Messy Church. You will find the crafts we made, the story of Jonah, and a song and prayer, at the link below. About 15 minutes.... which of course you can now watch anytime to suit, and let us have your feedback. Enjoy!
Most of our circuit churches have now identified a lead person to work with the circuit team to put in place the required actions (including checklist and risk assessment) to work towards some sort of re-opening of our churches.
Many of you in our churches have completed questionnaires (thank you to those who have responded) and once analysed, these will help inform what sort of worship activities you will feel able to take part in, and what your hopes for the future are given the restrictions still (and likely to be) in place.
The process is likely to take some time, and not all churches are likely to open very soon; watch this space for further news.
Rev Neville
