FOLLOWING JESUS AT THE HEART OF WALLINGTON...
We're glad you're here. We're a vibrant church with people of all ages and all backgrounds and a varied programme of events, groups and services. Take a look around and see what interests you.
OPEN FOR SUNDAY WORSHIP AGAIN

The wearing of face covering is now a personal decision and, as a church, we are no longer asking the congregation to wear masks during the service.

Some of our congregation will still be feeling vulnerable so please do be sensitive and leave others sufficient space when finding seats.
(Through our website, and printed materials for those without access to the web, we have been providing devotional resources throughout the lockdowns and for anyone still uncomfortable about returning to live worship. )
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NEWS ABOUT OUR CHURCH SITE
The
members of Wallington Methodist Church are excited that we are about to embark
on a new
chapter in the history of our Church.
We are
hoping to create a new worship and community venue on our site. We are
therefore marketing the site over the coming months to enable a developer to
come on board with us to facilitate this.
It will
mean the demolition of the existing church building, but unfortunately the
current church is no longer fit for purpose and a new building will provide
much-needed facilities to take us forward.
Watch this space!
EVENTS
We are an active church, serving each other and the wider community.Our regular events include Coffee with Cake and Tabletop Market every second Saturday of the month and Tunes and Tea on the last Monday of the month.
Our next Coffee with Cake and Tabletop Market will be on Saturday, December 9th .
The Tunes and Tea planned for Monday, November 27th had been cancelled due to heating issues.
The next Tunes and Tea will be on Monday, January 29th 2024.
PRAYER FOR TODAY
PRAYER FOR THE PEOPLE OF UKRAINE
God of peace, your prophet Isaiah promised
swords would be turned into ploughshares,
and your son’s mother Mary proclaimed
the mighty would be put down and the humble exalted:
visit the people of Ukraine;
deliver them from fear, violence,
attack, injury, destruction, death;
and give them courage, solidarity and allies
in their hour of vulnerability and sorrow.
Turn the hearts of those bent on war and invasion.
Strengthen the hand of all seeking to halt conflict,
restore order, and pursue justice.
And make this moment of peril
an occasion for your Holy Spirit to show your world
the cost of conflict and our dependence on one another.
In Christ our Lord, who went to his death because of our hatred,
and rose again because our hatred
is never stronger than your indomitable love. Amen
[Revd Dr Sam Wells, Vicar of St Martin in the Fields – used by kind permission]