Second Sunday Supplement on the 9th August will take the form of a short pilgrimage around our locality. We’ll walk and talk together, stopping and praying for our community along the route of about 1 mile. We’ll start and end at Central at the usual times (5pm – 5.45pm with refreshments afterwards.)
Category Archives: Worship
Holy week services
All are welcome to join us for the following services during Holy week:
Thursday 2nd April – 7pm Maundy Thursday service led by Rev Graham Carter
Friday 3rd April (Good Friday):
- 11am onwards – labyrinths at Trinity Methodist church and Haxby and Wiggington Methodist church.
- 12noon until 3pm – ‘three hours devotion’ at York Minster
- 6:45pm – ecumenical walk with the cross from Parliament Street fountain
- 7:30pm – Good Friday service at York Minster
Sunday 4th April (Easter day):
- 8:30am – Easter worship led by Rev Chris Humble (followed by Breakfast)
- 10:30am – Easter worship (inc Holy Communion) led by Rev Chris Humble
- 6:30pm – Easter worship led by Mr Dave Onyett
Carol Service
If you’re in town shopping or finishing work, why not pop in to our carol service this evening, Thursday 18th December, at 6pm. Hear the old stories and join in with carols old and new.
A time and place to stop and pray this advent
The next Second Sunday Supplement will be held on 14th December.
This will be a time and space to stop and pray. There will be prayer stations on the theme of waiting, in the chapel from 4.30-6pm. Feel free to come and go within this time. There will be a short prayer and blessing together at 5.50pm to finish, and you are welcome to stay for the evening service of Holy Communion at 6.30pm.
All are welcome to drop in for some time to pray, meditate or just to think during this busy time of year. Refreshments will be available in the entrance foyer.
An Afternoon with John Bell – Saturday 13th September 2014
An afternoon workshop with John Bell, at York Central Methodist Church organised in conjunction with RSCM North and East Yorkshire.
John Bell is a hymn writer. A Church of Scotland minister, he is a member of the Iona Community, a broadcaster, and former student activist. He works throughout the world, lecturing in theological colleges in the UK, Canada and the United States, but is primarily concerned with the renewal of congregational worship at the grass roots level.
Over 160 tickets have now been sold, so the afternoon promises to be an uplifting celebration of singing together as well as an opportunity to learn new songs and the think about why we sing them. There will also be an opportunity to browse and buy various books and CDs from Wild Goose Publications.
Advance bookings are now closed, but a limited number of tickets will be available on the door. Please arrive at 1:30pm to avoid disappointment. Event begins at 2pm sharp. £8 per adult, including refreshments and music book to take home.
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John Bell will also be preaching at Central during the morning service on Sunday 14th September 2014. All are welcome to join us for worship.