Services
Sunday morning service is at 10.30am. 'Our Children' meets at this time for those aged 3 to 11 and there is a creche for the under 3s.
Once a
month, the morning service includes Holy Communion. Tea and coffee are served after our 10.30am services,
enabling us to meet each other and greet visitors in a relaxed atmosphere. Details
of our services can be found on posters near the entrance to our church.
Our preachers for the next few weeks are shown below
| July 1 | Mrs Linda Davis | |
| July 8 | Rev David Innes | Holy Communion |
| July 15 | Mr Tim Coveney | |
| July 22 | Rev David Innes | |
| July 29 | Mrs Joyce Pegg | |
| August 5 | Mr Chris Firth | |
Holy Communion
Once a
month, the morning service includes Holy Communion.
Unless the
service is a
Family Service the children will go into 'Our Children' at 10.30am and
will then join the adults for Holy Communion towards the end of the
normal morning service.
The
attached document should answer
any questions you might have about Holy Communion at East Molesey Methodist Church.
Busy Church is an all age
worship with a difference!....
Weddings
Are you looking for a wedding venue that won’t cost the earth?
There is a beautiful Victorian church tucked away in Manor Road, East Molesey, which is large enough to seat all your guests but small enough to have a friendly, homely atmosphere. The ground floor has been refurbished to make it more comfortable while it retains the original gallery so some of your guests can have a wonderful view of the ceremony from above. There is a pipe organ and a grand piano to accompany your choice of hymns. The church will provide your wedding with the reverence that your special occasion deserves.
East Molesey Methodist Church welcomes people who are being married for the first time, or starting married life over again.
To find out more, please contact Rev David Innes by email (Minister@emmc.org.uk). He will be happy to answer any questions
you may have and arrange a visit so you can look round the church.
We
have put together a document
which we trust will answer
some of your questions about weddings at East Molesey Methodist Church.
Baptism/Christening
We
have put together a document
which we trust will answer some of your questions about Baptism/Christening at East Molesey Methodist Church.
Lent - Tragedy to Triumph 2018
Sunday March 25th - Lent 6 - The Palm Branch
All to sing SF 152 Hallelujah my Father (once)
Matthew 21: 6-9 reading from The Message
The disciples went and did exactly what Jesus told them to do. They led the donkey and colt out, laid some of their clothes
on them, and Jesus mounted. Nearly all the people in the crowd threw their garments down on the road, giving him a royal
welcome. Others cut branches from the trees and threw them down as a welcome mat. Crowds went ahead and crowds followed,
all of them calling out, “Hosanna to David’s son!” “Blessed is he who comes in God’s name!” “Hosanna in highest heaven!”
While this is read the palm branch is held up for all to see.
Placing the symbols
At the end of the reading the Palm branch is placed on the cross
All to sing SF 152 Hallelujah my Father (once)
Gift Service - 10th December
Our Gift service took place on Sunday 10th December.
This year we asked for items to be donated to The Extra Mile.
The Extra Mile is a project led by Hampton Methodist Church from our circuit which support new mothers and young children.
Recently they have seen a huge upturn in demand so we are delighted to be able to help them this Christmas
We received lots of wonderful donations which have been passed on to The Extra Mile where they have been very gratefully received. Here is their message
- Please give our heart
felt thanks to everyone at EMMC. The demand for the “Extra Mile” has been at record levels in the past few weeks and your materials will go straight out to highly needy and vulnerable families.
Ladies' Guild
Download the current quarterly service plan here