Welcome to
Wolds Edge Methodist Church
One church on several local sites

 
 

Welcome

It is my great privilege to follow The Reverend Neville Simpson as minister to the newly formed Wolds Edge Methodist Church.  We are one church, but meet on several sites.  All our sites are listed on this website, and you will find information about them all, including what’s happening where!  You will find a warm welcome whichever site you choose to go to!

If you would like to know what to expect on Sundays click here or contact me or the circuit administrator for more information.

Grace & Peace,

Rev Ann Lett 

                                  

Wolds Edge Methodist Church meets on a number of sites, as listed below. See the weekly plan of services at the foot of this page, and get in touch with the contacts below for more details:

Bubwith (monthly MONDAY 2pm meeting at All Saints Bubwith) 01757 288319

Holme on Spalding Moor (9.30am weekly) 07740 282665

Melbourne (9.30am weekly) 01759 318918

Newton (9.30am monthly) 01904 607295

Pocklington (11am weekly) 07812 414812

Sancton (10am weekly) 01430 827283

St John’s, Market Weighton (11am weekly) 07835 318089

Join our Zoom worship; Thursday 9.30am & Sunday 6pm. Contact [email protected] for login details.

See ‘Our Sunday Service-Worship at Home’ tab at the foot of this page for worship sheets

See 'Connected-Newsletter' tab at the foot of this page for our latest news

  

News & Events

Dec 29
Worship Sunday 29 December

There will be a service at WEMC @ Sancton beginning at 10am

 

All are welcome

WEMC @ Sancton 29th Dec
Jan 23
Study Evening

Study Evenings will be held at The Manse, Market Weighton on the fourth Thursday of every month 7pm - 8.30pm.

 

Study evening will be focussing on the resource called 'If you want to walk on water, you've got to get out of the boat', by John Ortberg.

 

 

The Manse, Market Weighton 23rd Jan

Pause for Thought

 

The desk in my office faces the window looking out onto my front garden.  Over the past couple of months, it’s been lovely watching the birds pulling up bits of moss out of the grass, I presume to line their nests. During school holidays, I can hear children playing outside – what a delight to hear youngsters enjoying themselves.  However, now as I look out, all I see are dark grey clouds!  Where’s the sun?

So far, we could probably count on one hand how many sunny days we’ve had.  There’s nothing like a bit of sunshine to make us feel better about what we face day to day.  But what do we do on the dark, grey days.  Well, there is another Son we can look upon.  We can turn our faces toward Jesus, who journeys through life alongside us, even though we might not recognise it.

Easter and Christmas are often the seasons we focus on Jesus, but I believe he’s worth focussing on at other times of the year too.  I find myself being reminded just how important it is to deliberately put myself into His presence.  I’m sure we can all testify as to how life can be fast and furious, which is probably why we look forward to a time of rest and recuperation in the summer months.  Holidays are a great time to rest, be with those we love, to take time out to do things we really enjoy doing, but I find, taking time out to be with the Lord, can be a bit like having a ‘mini-break’.  It gives me time to re-set my thoughts and have a gentle recharge.

Whatever you are doing during the coming summer months, it is my prayer that you have some time to just be.  May you all find that moment refreshing, and wherever you go, may you travel, and return, safely.

Grace and Peace to you all

Revd Ann

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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