Whether you visit us in person or online, you are welcome to join with us.
For details of our worship services, including links to our live streams, please see our Worship page.
Our April Newsletter is available April 2024
Please click on the links below for weekly Sunday notices
Notice sheet – April 28th 2024
Notice sheet – April 14th 2024
Free Concert Saturday 13th April 7:00pm
The National Methodist Youth Brass Band is made up of young Methodists with a shared love of playing in brass bands.
Donations Welcome towards ‘JAM’, a youth music initiative of Salisbury Methodist Church
For more information, please contact: Fi Waddingham : outreachworker@saIisburymethodistchurch :07895404034
Tonight’s Concert will also be livestremed – https://youtube.com/live/3gjB2uXjSCc
The band will also be playing and leading Sunday Worship on Sunday 14th April
Church Prayer Meeting
Wednesdays between 9.45am and 10.15am in Room 1, to which all are welcome.
Come and Meet Each Other
Conversation, tea (other drinks are available) and maybe board games…
Every Thursday 2:30pm – 4:30pm
In the Church Hall EVERYONE WELCOME
Get Connected
The next drop-in tech help session for you, your phone, tablet or laptop, on Tuesday 16th April 2024, 2.00 pm – 4.00 pm, all welcome.
SUPPORTING the Salisbury FOODBANK
There is now a box in the foyer to receive donations of groceries for the Foodbank. Items which are particularly needed:
Long Life Milk, Long Life Fruit Juice, Tinned Fruit, Tinned Soup, Sponge Puddings, Instant Mashed Potato, Packet Puddings e.g. Angel Delight, Jam, Size 5 Nappies
Prayers for our sister church,
St John’s, Mtendere, Zambia
Dear friends,
Please continue to pray that the urgently needed aid will be given and delivered to Zambia
because of the drought.
Give thanks for the graduation of trained ministers from the UCZ University and for the Master of Business Administration
degree awarded by the University of Zambia to our Bishop, Lordwell Siame.
At St John’s, pray for the Church Leadership Team as they guide the congregation awaiting the induction of a new minister.
Many thanks,
Cecil King