We are a Church striving to be at the heart of our community bringing the love and peace of Jesus to all.

Due to the guidelines set out by the government, and following instructions from MCI, we unfortunately are unable to gather for worship on Sundays. Worship services are cancelled over the coming weeks, as are all activities that would take place during the week.

Our postal address is:  Glenburn Methodist Church, 6 Glensharragh Gardens, Belfast, BT6 9PE

Please keep an eye out on this web page, especially Sundays, for more from our minister, the Rev. Cheryl Patterson and others.  By clicking on the title of the site below and subscribing to it you will find additional information, spiritual support, guidance and encouragement from Cheryl. 

GLENBURN METHODIST RESOURCES

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                SUNDAY 17th JANUARY 2021

Don’t forget to join us online for Sunday Worship. Our joint service of worship will be posted at 10am on Sunday morning.

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SONG FOR SATURDAY… Love is on the move, when the Father’s in the room. Hope this song blesses your heart today

 

Click on the title below to share in this song:-

 SONG FOR SATURDAY

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1/1/2021 – IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

After a meeting between the Chief Medical Officer, Chief Scientific Officer, two NI Executive Junior Ministers and the Faith leaders Forum the Methodist Church of Ireland along with the Church of of Ireland, the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, the Roman Catholic Church and some other traditions believe that it is right that all Sunday gatherings for worship and all in person church activities in Churches in Northern Ireland should cease at the present time.  It is planned that this will be the position until 6th February 2021 although it will be reviewed towards the end of January.  Services will continue online.

Please note that under executive guidelines, the church will remain available for weddings and funerals with a strict limit of 25 people.

Please take care to follow the restrictions set out before us. Keep yourself safe by limiting contacts, wearing a face covering and washing your hands regularly. Likewise, please look out for each other. Make time to telephone one another and to check in, although we might have to limit contact, that shouldn’t mean that we need to feel alone. So love one another well in these next few weeks, and be vigilant in prayer!

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WORLD DEVELOPMENT & RELIEF

We invite you to join together in a daily rhythm of prayer… Why not set an alarm to remind yourself to stop and pray. In so many ways, it is easy to feel helpless in this current crisis, but prayer invites us to have hope and faith in a God who is with us. So anytime you feel overwhelmed or helpless, cry out to God in prayer and plead for his intervention. Be expectant to see him at work.