Nenevalleymethodist.org.uk Website Review

Welcome to the Nene Valley Methodist Circuit website.   Wellingborough churches are about to become one fellowship in a refurbished building. Ferrers for some time met for worship in the Roman Catholic St Peters Church Hall, though they moved (Nov 2016) into a new (albeit temporary) building in Higham Ferrers. And one of our Wellingborough churches now meets in Park Junior School. Our church websites show that we offer support to all ages, individually and in groups, near and far. You will recognise most of the activities listed, but how about Peas in a Pod, or Toilet Twinning? In donations, or via food banks, or by meals provided and shared, we sustain bodily needs. By visiting, by conversation and fellowship, we offer the universal need for company. Above all, by worship, prayer, study and example, we provide nourishing and challenging spiritual food to promote growth towards Christ. In our Manifesto 2020, we set ourselves improvements for the next two years. In May 2017 the Circuit offered the Encircled in Care training course for Pastoral Visitors and all who offer care in the Church and Community. Every church was represented. A 7th week was necessary as people wished to discuss whether or not the Circuit should explore Dementia Friendly Church, now extended to include mental health issues and inclusiveness. Still in its early stages, this developing ministry is led by Deacon Sylvia Kempson (supernumerary deacon) alongside Revd Margaret Eales and Revd Kim Shorley. We are a charity, Registered Number 1135896 which is just another of our numerical identifiers! But much more revealing of our faith and mission is the symbolism within our Methodist logo, the Red Orb and White Cross.                                                             a comprehensive introduction to Methodism. There you will find a huge menu of riches: details of our constitution and our mission, our