Our doors are open!
We've re-opened for public worship...
...so come and join us as we celebrate this Sunday! Obviously, we're keeping an eye on the latest advice and guidance but we hope to resume our regular pattern of worship from now on: On the 1st Sunday of the month our service will be at 2:30 pm. (Sadly, the current restrictions don't allow us to offer tea afterwards - but we'll be putting the kettle on as soon as we can!) On the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Sundays worship will begin at 10:30 am. And where there's a 5th Sunday, we'll be joining with other congregations in the area as part of Upper Teesdale Churches Together. You'll be made very welcome any of our services - we'd love to see you again after all this time. On-line WorshipEven though we are now allowed to worship in our own premises again, our on-line services have proved so popular we've decided to keep them going.
Join us as we worship together with the Rev. Tim Boocock In a service intriguingly entitled 'Flobalob' in which Tim tells us that 'The Kingdom of God is like a weed!' and we find out that weeds are untidy, unpredictable and incredibly resilient. However annoying weeds are, do we need fewer lilies and more weeds? Zoom in...
...on alternate Sunday evenings, starting at 7 o'clock, we have an hour of fellowship when we can catch up with each others' news and share a brief time of prayer. Contact the Rev John Howard for the link. ..and on Tuesday mornings we have our virtual coffee morning from 10:15 am to 11:00 am. Contact Mary Howard at <maryihoward@hotmail.com> for the link. ...and to see some of the other ways we have been active in the community over these past months, just click here. 
This year, Christian Aid is celebrating 75 years of real people creating real change. Click here to find out how you can join in!
To read the latest reflection from the Rev Graham Cutler, just click here.
Please keep coming back to this website to check for our latest news and developments. 
Circuit news
Now you can keep up to date with what's happening around the circuit on our own Facebook page! Just click on the image above.
But if you prefer a more 'old school' approach, click here for the latest edition of our circuit newsletter. And for news of what's happening further afield, click on the latest edition of The Teesdale Worm - a joint newsletter for both the Barnard Castle and Teesdale, and Darlington circuits. |
Once again, our Holiday At Home Club has been a roaring success. Click here to find out more!
Dial a prayer!
Of course, not everyone has access to a computer or the internet so to give them some support the Methodist Church is offering a free 'Dial-a-Prayer' service. If you know of anyone who might benefit from this service, please pass on the information, below: FREE phone lines for prayers and news from the Methodist Church Listen to a prayer: 0808 281 2514 Listen to the President and Vice-President: 0808 281 2695 Listen to news: 0808 281 2478 Content is updated weekly Being there... for you!
If you have any worries or concerns where you feel prayer would help please post your request here. And If you are alone and have limited access to help and support, please use the prayer link to let us know you need help and we will do our best to pass the message on to the appropriate agency.
Resources:
If you're worshipping at home, use the links below to access the wealth of material now being made available for prayer and reflection, as well as information about live-streamed services.
When you can't get to a funeral... In these difficult times, the number allowed to attend funerals remains very limited. That means many family members will have to mourn the loss of a loved one from their home. To help them do so in a thoughtful and meaningful way, the Methodist Church has prepared this short act of reflection. You can download a copy here. |
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Stay Alert is the new campaign from the Methodist Church along with the Baptist Union and the United Reformed Church. Find out more about it here.
All We Can is the Methodist international development and emergency relief organisation. Focusing on those in greatest need, it is inspired by Christian principles, and is an integral part of the Methodist family.
Find out more about its vital work by clicking on the logo. You'll also find Bible studies and a wide range of resources for children and young people - handy if you're doing home schooling!
Find out more about its vital work by clicking on the logo. You'll also find Bible studies and a wide range of resources for children and young people - handy if you're doing home schooling!
Durham Foodbank with the Trussell Trust
Donations from our Harvest Festival, this year, have gone to the foodbank.
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Welcome to
The Pathway
The village of Middleton-in-Teesdale is idyllically situated in the upper part of the beautiful Teesdale valley.
Serving the community of both residents and visitors is The Pathway Methodist Church, with varied worship styles for today's diversity of age, lifestyle and culture, all based on the core values of Jesus - love, care, justice, and compassion to all.
Whether on a day's visit, or locally resident, young or old, you'll be sure of a warm welcome.
The Pathway
The village of Middleton-in-Teesdale is idyllically situated in the upper part of the beautiful Teesdale valley.
Serving the community of both residents and visitors is The Pathway Methodist Church, with varied worship styles for today's diversity of age, lifestyle and culture, all based on the core values of Jesus - love, care, justice, and compassion to all.
Whether on a day's visit, or locally resident, young or old, you'll be sure of a warm welcome.
Middleton-in-Teesdale
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Our Church Mission Statement
'People growing and worshipping together in the love of God, showing and sharing the love of Jesus in our community and in the world'
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