Welcome to Harrowby Lane Methodist church in Grantham and our Sunday morning services. You are very welcome to join us as we worship God each week. We start at 10.30am and serve tea and coffee after the service.
Our services are contemporary with musicians and singers and a mixture of old and new songs and hymns. We use screens to display the words for the songs and any other information. Books and Bibles are also available if required.
We have different preachers each week from the circuit and our minister Rev. Neil Maynard preaches monthly. When Rev Neil preaches we also have Holy Communion which is open to all.
Everyone is welcome to come to join us on a Sunday, whether you have a faith or are exploring. It also does not matter if you are a Methodist or of another denomination. For more information on what a Methodist is please see our FAQ page.
We welcome children to our Sunday morning services. We do not have any specific children’s groups running during the service but do have an area for children and some activity boxes, colouring and crafts. Our main children’s work is fortnightly on a Sunday afternoon at The Hub and monthly at Saturday Searchers. Click here for more information on our children’s groups.
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Our Wednesday Reflective Service is from 10:30 am – 11 am every Wednesday throughout the year. It is followed by coffee and a chat in the hall (joining the Wednesday Wellbeing Group)
Meeting in the worship area, there are short passages from the Bible, a mixture of modern and traditional hymns, current examples of God at work, and inspirational thoughts to carry us through the week. This service is not streamed.
It’s a time to reflect on the goodness of God in the company of other Christians and is a much loved service. These are some of the comments from those who attend:
- “A quiet space”
- “You can just listen to the songs if you wish, there’s nobody forcing you to do anything.”
- “Anyone of faith or of no faith is welcome.”
- “It’s taken by members of the congregation and our minister and the reflections are relevant to everyday life”
- “No sermon! But the talks are always comforting or challenging – or both!”
- “If you wish you can stay for coffee afterwards or just come for the half hour reflection.”
We would love you to join us.
