© Bexleyheath Methodist Church, allrights reserved 2020
WELCOME to
Methodist Church Bexleyheath
About the Church
Methodist Bexleyheath Church was actually opened on the 2nd June 1926 and has been supported by generations of Christian people who have given their time talents and money expressing their faith and commitment. The Church have been in the Bexley area since 1845 and the first established Methodist Church in Bexleyheath was built in 1860 in North Street. John Wesley (1771) and George Whitfield (1773) preached in this district, the latter reported to have preached to a crowd of 300 people at the spot where Lion Road joins the Broadway, not 100 yards from our Church. We would like to extend a warm welcome to all visitors who is attending our service(s) or visiting our website. If you wish to speak to our minister Rev George K Quarm, call 02082987403 or email him, we will be glad to hear from you, you can also contact him for Prayer intercession. James 5: 13- 15..Is anyone among you afflicted?.. he should pray..Is anyone among you sick?..he should call in the Church elders, and they should pray over him..the prayer of faith will save him...and thy Lord will restore him...(Amp Bible).
Advent Sunday Message
from the Minister
Dear Friends, Advent Sunday 2020 Today, 29 November 2020, is Advent Sunday. Advent Sunday marks the beginning of the Christian Liturgical Calendar or the ecclesiastical year. Giving thanks to God, we move on! Advent Sunday is often misunderstood as the beginning of the countdown for Christmas Day. Christmas is certainly important. Advent is however more than Christmas. We understand Advent as the Coming of the Lord. Advent season is a time for preparing ourselves for the Coming of the Lord. The Coming of the Lord cannot be simply limited to Christmas, however significant Christmas may be. One of the boldest Christian affirmations from the very beginning has been and continues to be "Come, Lord Jesus!" This Christian affirmation has been understood and interpreted in two ways: first, as an affirmation, confession and proclamation - The Lord Jesus Christ Comes!; and second, as a prayer - May the Lord Jesus Christ Come! Let our lives bear testimony not only to the affirmation, confession and proclamation that the Lord Jesus has come and comes but also to the prayer for the Coming of the Lord Jesus Christ! (1 Corinthians16:22; Revelation 22:20).
METHODIST
CHURCH
BEXLEYHEATH
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The Revd. Dr. Chellaian Lawrence
Circuit Minister
Bexleyheath Methodist Church
WELCOME to
Methodist Church
Bexleyheath
About the Church
Methodist Bexleyheath Church was actually opened on the 2nd June 1926 and has been supported by generations of Christian people who have given their time talents and money expressing their faith and commitment. The Church have been in the Bexley area since 1845 and the first established Methodist Church in Bexleyheath was built in 1860 in North Street. John Wesley (1771) and George Whitfield (1773) preached in this district, the latter reported to have preached to a crowd of 300 people at the spot where Lion Road joins the Broadway, not 100 yards from our Church. We would like to extend a warm welcome to all visitors who is attending our service(s) or visiting our website. If you wish to speak to our minister Rev George K Quarm, call 02082987403 or email him, we will be glad to hear from you, you can also contact him for Prayer intercession. James 5: 13-15..Is anyone among you afflicted?.. he should pray..Is anyone among you sick?..he should call in the Church elders, and they should pray over him..the prayer of faith will save him...and thy Lord will restore him...(Amp Bible).
© Bexleyheath Methodist Church, allrights reserved 2016
Advent Sunday Message from the
Minister
Dear Friends, Advent Sunday 2020 Today, 29 November 2020, is Advent Sunday. Advent Sunday marks the beginning of the Christian Liturgical Calendar or the ecclesiastical year. Giving thanks to God, we move on! Advent Sunday is often misunderstood as the beginning of the countdown for Christmas Day. Christmas is certainly important. Advent is however more than Christmas. We understand Advent as the Coming of the Lord. Advent season is a time for preparing ourselves for the Coming of the Lord. The Coming of the Lord cannot be simply limited to Christmas, however significant Christmas may be. One of the boldest Christian affirmations from the very beginning has been and continues to be "Come, Lord Jesus!" This Christian affirmation has been understood and interpreted in two ways: first, as an affirmation, confession and proclamation - The Lord Jesus Christ Comes!; and second, as a prayer - May the Lord Jesus Christ Come! Let our lives bear testimony not only to the affirmation, confession and proclamation that the Lord Jesus has come and comes but also to the prayer for the Coming of the Lord Jesus Christ! (1 Corinthians16:22; Revelation 22:20).
METHODIST
CHURCH
BEXLEYHEATH
