Methodist Churches in the Liverpool District to Remain Closed
Please read the updated District Statement – in response to the lockdown for England announced on 4th January 2021.
Welcome
Although we bear the name of the great city of Liverpool, with all its associations of music and culture, learning, sport and enterprise, the District is much more than the city.
We stretch from Southport in the north to Wirral in the south and include parts of Lancashire and Cheshire to the east. Although predominantly urban, the District does include some rural communities and Churches.
Current Issues
Child Poverty
Read faith leaders’ letter on the need to tackle child poverty, sent to Boris Johnson on 28th October:
It is a varied and vibrant part of the world filled with much to encourage and excite. And this is true also of the Church, where many faithful people seek to follow the way of Jesus. Across the District, Churches are reaching into their communities in service; new ways of worship and service are being explored; and the District seeks to support and encourage them in this.
In recent years the District has engaged seriously with the issues surrounding our more effective use of the God-given resources available to us in people, time, money and buildings. As a consequence we now comprise 9 Circuits for our, approximately, 6500 Methodist members. This is a process which will need to continue as we seek to be ever more effective in our witness for Jesus Christ and our desire, in all parts of the District, to offer to the communities we serve that hope which is God’s gift to the world in Jesus.
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Upcoming events
Week of Prayer for Christian Unity
18 January - 25 JanuaryRMG (Resourcing Mission Group)
25 January at 7:00 pm - 9:00 pmHolocaust Memorial Day
27 JanuaryRacial Justice Sunday
31 JanuaryDistrict Executive
1 February at 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
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