Esh Winning Methodist Church

Introduction

Service times

Location

Contact information

Minister

Other information

Introduction

During the pandemic the services were suspended and  they are now being held at Brandon Methodist Church  at 10.30am

Methodist meetings were first held in the area in the early 1870s after the sinking of a pit shaft at Esh New Winning in 1865.

The present church was built in 1932 following the union of the Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist Societies. It is a substantial building and was a remarkable achievement at a time of depression and considerable local hardship.

A wide variety of groups have gathered and dissolved over the years.         At one time the church even had its own tennis courts!

Central to the life of the church, throughout its life, has been a strong and enduring faith in Jesus.

We have a large and pleasant building in Esh Winning with beautiful views across the Deerness river.

We offer a warm welcome to all visitors.

There is a well established membership in the church at Esh Winning, with additional worshippers regularly joining us.

Service times:

Sunday Worship is at 10.30 am at Brandon Methodist Church

Activitiesthese are not able to take place at the moment 

Homemakers (Ladies meeting) – meet fortnightly on Thursdays at 2.00 pm.

Mother & Toddlers meet on the upper ground floor and Playgroup meet on the lower ground floor on Tuesday mornings commencing at 1.30 pm.

The Discussion Group, an ecumenical meeting, meets on the first Tuesday of each month commencing at 7.00 pm.

Camera Club Friday’s weekly from late September to Easter 7.00 pm

Monthly fellowship with other Methodist Churches in the South West Area of the Circuit.

Gospel Outreach International Groups, held in August over two weeks

Body and Soul, ecumenical outreach on Wednesdays includes a lunch held in the communal hall at Esh Winning

Managing Covid-19 constraints – preparing the Chapel premises.

Location

Address:

Acton Road DH7 9PJ

Directions:

South of the main road (B6302) through the village. Turn into Evenwood Road opposite the Baptist Church. The Methodist Church is at the end of the street.


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Contact Information

For more information please contact the Minister

Minister

Rev Colin Jackson

Other information

This is a delightful chapel and is a great community space in the heart of the village.  It is well worth a visit come and enjoy the hospitality the members offer to all who enter their doors