Latest Happenings at Warwick Methodist Church
Tuesday 25th November – 10.30am till 12noon
This is an information service provided by
Macmillan Cancer Support
You are invited just to drop in at anytime for a coffee and chat
All are very welcome, so do invite your friends to come along with you

Tuesday 18th November 10.30am till 12noon
TLC (Tuesday Laughter & Chat)
Do join us in the Community Centre for
good company, refreshments and a warm space
All are very welcome
Next Bread Church will be on Tuesday 25th November
Wednesday mornings 10:00am – 11am
Are you looking to keep fit?
Come to a Sitting Pilates Class in the Church (during the refurbishment)
Pilates improves and helps to retain our mobility and balance, (use it or lose it),
in a fun and relaxed environment.
This is open to All, everyone is welcome (Pay as you go, no fixed term)
Why don’t you try it, you won’t regret it!
Led by Kimberley, a professional Pilates teacher.
Saturday 22nd November – Church Christmas Fair
10am – 1pm in the Community Centre
See poster for more details
Sunday 23rd November – Civic Service led by Rev Sally Jones
10.30am in the Church
plus Celebration of Community Centre Refurbishment
Saturday 29th November – Christmas Concert with Immanuel’s Ground
7pm in the Church
See details below “Come & Sing West Gallery Music”
Sunday 7th December – Gift Service led by Rev Mark Rowland
10.30am in the Church


Saturday 29th November 2pm – 5pm
‘Come and Sing West Gallery Carols’ a ‘taster day’ with
Immanuel’s Ground Quire
£12.50 including a music booklet and light refreshments.
Booking essential, see the posters for online booking details
or contact Ian Meddoms
Don’t be put off if you have never sung with a choir before or a long time ago – it isn’t
essential to read music as the choir teach the parts line by line and there will be quire
members singing beside you giving friendly encouragement and an instrument playing
your line. All you need is to readily pick up a tune and sing out joyfully with everyone
else. It’s a one-off for fun; you won’t be committing to any further involvement. The
carols are meant for community singing and not too difficult to learn; in some Derbyshire
villages they still do it in the pubs, but they originated in church. If you’re not sure if your
voice is soprano, alto, tenor, or bass you can change round until you find a pitch register
you are comfortable with. Everyone will have a booklet of words and nicely laid out
music so, if you are a music reader, you will also be completely at home with these
unique and joyful carols.
And from 7:00 p.m. to about 9:00 p.m. on the same evening in the church: A concert of
seasonal words and music by Immanuel’s Ground Quire.
Included for people who sign
up for the taster day and only £10 if you are just coming to the concert.
Evening ticket proceeds for the church – towards our community hall improvements.
Come and bring your friends to the concert, support our fund raising and welcome the
coming Christmas season. Tickets from Ian & Barbara Meddoms or pay on the door.
Interval tea and coffee and biscuits will be available – collecting basket also for church
funds.
Please click on the links below to see the latest Church Newsletter
in colour – so much news and events for the forth coming
Advent period we’ve had to split the Newsletter!
What! 2 parts?!!
Northgate News – November 2025 to New Year 2026 (part 1)
Northgate News – November 2025 to New Year 2026 (part 2)
Congratulations to Karen Scarrott, pictured below at the service last Sunday
being commissioned as Chaplain for the West Midlands Ambulance Service.

What a fantastic day at Peckwood on Bank Holiday Monday

Check out the ” Facilities” page for new photos
of the refurbished Community Centre
These facilities – the Community Centre and Church,
which is a multi purpose building are available for hire
Bread Church is now 7 Years Old – and still going strong with 24 joining us for lunch this week
Rev Peter Powers (far right in the picture below) introduced Bread Church in October 2016 and the first Bread Church was held on 8th Nov 2016
“Master bakers” Michael and Ian (pictured right) were on hand on Tuesday to bake buns/loaves and help with a bit on kneading!
