Emmanuel Methodist United Reformed Church
Our Mission Statement
Together as a Church Family, we are striving to love God and all peoples. Our vision is to see lives, relationships and communities transformed by the love of God in Jesus Christ.
Our Mission Statement
Together as a Church Family, we are striving to love God and all peoples. Our vision is to see lives, relationships and communities transformed by the love of God in Jesus Christ.
Emmanuel Church in Ormskirk
Emmanuel Church in Ormskirk is a community where everyone is welcome, valued and included. We are drawn together by our love of God and faith in Jesus Christ.
Sunday Worship
Please join us at 10.30am each Sunday morning for worship. Whilst there is no longer a requirement to wear a mask please do so if you wish and be respectful of those who choose to do so and may wish to keep a 1 metre distance from others.
We are committed to allowing as many people as possible to access Sunday Morning Worship and we are, wherever possible, providing a Live Stream of our services, and recordings on our Worship page.
Please see our Prayer and Reflection links where we hope you will find an assurance and a sense of the peace that Christ offers to us in these difficult days. On our Activities page, under Church Groups, you will find details of our meeting groups.
Community Hub at Emmanuel Church
Our weekly Community Hub is open on Thursdays from 10.00am-1.30pm, run by a team of volunteers. Anyone is welcome to call in for a cuppa and a chat. We hope to offer a safe space where folks can find a warm welcome and conversation.
Alongside the hub there is a Craft Club in the church from 10am-12noon every Thursday. It is free for anyone who wants to bring along their own craft project (card making, knitting, embroidery, etc) and have a cuppa and chat whilst crafting.
The hub is also enjoyed by the Thursday ‘Move it or Lose it’ exercise class members. See our Community Groups page.
Emmanuel Church in Ormskirk is a community where everyone is welcome, valued and included. We are drawn together by our love of God and faith in Jesus Christ.
Sunday Worship
Please join us at 10.30am each Sunday morning for worship. Whilst there is no longer a requirement to wear a mask please do so if you wish and be respectful of those who choose to do so and may wish to keep a 1 metre distance from others.
We are committed to allowing as many people as possible to access Sunday Morning Worship and we are, wherever possible, providing a Live Stream of our services, and recordings on our Worship page.
Please see our Prayer and Reflection links where we hope you will find an assurance and a sense of the peace that Christ offers to us in these difficult days. On our Activities page, under Church Groups, you will find details of our meeting groups.
Community Hub at Emmanuel Church
Our weekly Community Hub is open on Thursdays from 10.00am-1.30pm, run by a team of volunteers. Anyone is welcome to call in for a cuppa and a chat. We hope to offer a safe space where folks can find a warm welcome and conversation.
Alongside the hub there is a Craft Club in the church from 10am-12noon every Thursday. It is free for anyone who wants to bring along their own craft project (card making, knitting, embroidery, etc) and have a cuppa and chat whilst crafting.
The hub is also enjoyed by the Thursday ‘Move it or Lose it’ exercise class members. See our Community Groups page.
Methodist in Lviv
On Friday, May 6th, the Rev Roger Stubbings recorded an interview with Volodymyr Prokip, United Methodist minister in Lviv, Ukraine. Rev Roger tutored Rev Sue during her training to preach, and they both met Volodymyr briefly at the 2018 British Methodist Conference in Nottingham, at which Rev Sue was ordained, and Volodymyr was a World Church Representative.
In this video Volodymyr gives a moving account of how the Methodist congregation in Lviv has responded to the desperate situation of refugees fleeing westward from the war torn areas in the eastern and southern parts of Ukraine, and of the longer term plans they have to help people in the longer term.