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Prayer is vital. During the service we encourage people to write and share their own prayers. After the service people are available to pray with you. The minister and pastoral team are available throughout the week (see contacts page). |
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Prayer |
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www.halbertonmethodists.org.uk
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A friendly, welcoming, church family |
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Service Times All services start at 10am, except on the 1st Sunday when we join the Anglicans at St. Andrew’s Church for communion at 9.30am |
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Sunday Services |
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9.30am Communion Service @ St. Andrew’s 9.20-10.45am Sunday Club for 4-14s at Methodist Church 5.30pm SoulFire in Halberton or Sampford Peverell Village Hall Click here for more info |
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10am Service with Sunday School & Crèche Children are well catered for, with Sunday school and an 11-18s group during the service. Crèche facilities are available and noisy children are very welcome |
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10am Family Breakfast Service in Halberton Village Hall Enjoy toast, jam, chocolate spread, juice, tea , coffee ……. as we sit round tables & chat. Followed by a short all-age service, where you may choose songs and could even find yourself as part of the story. |
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3rd Sunday |
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Our services have music provided by a worship group (piano, guitar, vocals, flute, violin, sax, drums ... ) and the music is a mix of contemporary and some older tunes. They are led by people from within the church, whilst the preaching is provided by local preachers. All song words and bible readings are projected onto a large screen from a laptop, which also allows us to show videos and DVDs to ensure lots of variety. We usually have a time when anyone from the congregation can share testimony, words, encouragement or prayer requests with the whole church. Children usually have Sunday school whilst the main talkie slot (sermon) is happening. Communion happens at least once a month, and the whole church joins together to share this celebration of Jesus’ death & resurrection.
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Music and service style |
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1st Sunday |
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2nd, 4th & 5th Sundays |
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Brunches: bi-monthly event instead of a service … see here |