;)
Posted: April 2017
The Joint Public Issues Team (JPIT) of the Methodist Church, Baptist Church, Church of Scotland and the United Reformed Church has a new logo. "It includes four colours — representing the four churches and the shared commitment to one another. At the centre of the new logo is the cross; a symbol that we want to put God's love for the world at the heart of what we do."
This Easter and through the whole year, the cross is at the centre of all we do at Aylesbury Methodists — a symbol of God's love for everyone.
popular recent storiesAlso in the news
In a week that we have named our new Welcome Space as a place of belonging for all, we were saddened to read of the online abuse still experienced by so many of our friends in the LGBTQ — Lesbian, Gay. Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and Questioning — community. In a survey of 695 LGBTQ+ individuals worldwide, 73% of all respondents in all categories of gender identity and sexual orientation have...
This Saturday, March 23rd, from 2pm, the Good Faith Book Club will meet in our refurbished Welcome Space to discuss Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby's book on Reimagining Britain.The book cover said, "In a time of political turbulence, and as the Welfare State totters under the strain in a country that has changed dramatically since 1945...Welby sets out to identify the values...
After morning service on Sunday, a coach load of church members and friends enjoyed yet another excellent coach excursion, organised amazingly well, as ever, by Pauline Noble. The destination was the Royal Albert Hall and a tribute to the great musicals by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.Introduced by Radio 3 presenter Petroc Trelawny, we were treated to an excellent afternoon's ...
Coming events
Hall, rooms 4/5/6
Rooms 4/5/6/7
Room 2
Hall/Kitchen
Latest news
