Whittlesey Methodist & United Reformed Church

Main Meetings:
Sun 10:30 Sunday
All age worship 4th Sunday in month. Holy Communion once monthly. Sun 16:30 Holy Communion Cafe Style
Cafe style service, informal with cakes, teas & coffees.
Denomination:
Methodist, United Reformed Church
Hymns & songs:
Singing the Faith, Hymns & Psalms, Songs of Fellowship
Under 18s:
Girls Brigade, Creche. Friends of God Club. (Sunday School!) Youth Chat & Fellowship Sessions.
18-30s:
Local outreach & community activities:
Saturday Over 50s Friendship Club, 2 - 4pm Messy Church (Quarterly), Little Fishes Playgroup, weekly Friday Coffee Mornings Winter Movie Evenings.
Other activities & ministries:
Little Fishes Pre-School Playgroup, House-group, Worship Leaders Team
Leaders:
Rev'd Dr Langley Mackrell-Hey
Affiliations & links:
Peterborough Methodist Circuit, East Midlands URC Synod, Whittlesey Churches Together
Main Bible:
Good News Bible
Average Congregation:
50 adults
12 under 18s
Accessibility:
Accessible toilet, Accessible worship area, Baby friendly, Dedicated wheelchair space, Hearing loop, Large print, PA system
Languages:
English
Office Contact:
Malcolm Boucher
Office Address:
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Office Telephone:
01733 202912

Tel: 01733 202912
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Website: www.whittleseyqueenstreetchurch.org

Meeting Venue

Queen Street
Whittlesey
Peterborough
Cambridgeshire
PE7 1AY

Travel and Parking Info

On street parking, limited at premises. Large free car park adjacent. Bus stop 100 yards away

About Us

Whittlesey Methodist / URC is a vibrant and inclusive church seeking to serve God in our local community and beyond. We are a local ecumenical partnership with our roots within the Peterborough Methodist Circuit and the East Midlands URC Synod. We share our minister with other churches in the Peterborough Circuit. Most of our members have adopted joint membership and we regard ourselves as a united church family! Our vision statement states, The calling of the church is to respond to the Gospel of Gods love in Christ and to live out its discipleship in worship, fellowship, service and mission as a body of people; young and old. Our Sunday worship draws people of all ages with the youngsters departing during the service for their own Friends of God sessions. Refreshments are served afterwards. The monthly afternoon services are more reflective and quieter, in a cafe style. Our church premises are in use regularly throughout the week with a variety of organisations.