Easingwold

Methodist Church

Welcome

We believe in the good news that Jesus came into this world to enable us to understand that God loves us and wants us to know him as our Father.   Jesus gave His life for us to restore that relationship. We would love to share this good news with you and you are welcome at any of our services or events. 

These websites can give you more information about what it means to be a Christian:

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Alpha Course

Sunday 9th November
10:30am - 12:00pm -
Monday 10th November
7:30am - 6:00pm -
6:15pm - 9:30pm -
Tuesday 11th November
7:30am - 6:00pm -
10:00am - 12:00pm -

Future Diary Dates - Highlights

(Please see Calendar for all dates)

Tuesday 11 November 2025
1.30 pm  Church Council

Wednesday 12 November 2025
10.00 am - 12 noon Circuit Governance Drop-In
(Lounge)

 

Dates for Next Year (2026)

Saturday 24 January 2026
10.30 am - 12.30 pm   CTAE Quiet Morning
(Chapel, Lounge)

Saturday 31 January 2026
Afternoon   Winter Social with Chris Cave (actor)
(Lounge)

Friday 13 - Sunday 15 February 2026
FLOURISH - Woven Threads
(York University)

Programme available to download

 

 


Together In Prayer (October 2025)


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With the news of an agreement between Israel and Palestine, we pray that peace may finally come to the Middle East.

We also remember and pray for those who are suffering from the continued fighting in Ukraine - and all over the world.

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The Action Fraud Cyber Crime Reporting Service supports the police in tackling cyber crime. For example, in a recent attack on a chain of nurseries in London, information on some 8,000 children was stolen. With support from this Service, two people have now been arrested in connection with this crime.

The ability to connect so easily with others via technology provides many benefits but can also lead to risks. We pray, Lord, for those who work to keep the internet as safe as possible.

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According to data from The Museum of Homelessness, 1,611 homeless people died in the UK in 2024.

We remember the homeless and ask for God’s guidance for the government as it tries to tackle this tragic issue.

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As the Autumn/Winter storms begin, we remember the work of the RNLI. For example, the Scarborough and Bridlington RNLI crews recently worked together over two days to rescue a fishing boat in distress. We thank you, Lord, for the courage of those who work for this wonderful organisation.

Amen

 

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