With Christ at the centre and upheld by prayer, the South Fylde Circuit is for the making of disciples and the transforming of lives and Communities.
Our Mission Strategy
With Christ at the centre and upheld by prayer, the South Fylde Circuit of the Methodist Church, encouraged by the strategy of the Lancashire Methodist District, seeks the transformation of lives and communities. This transformation is enabled through offering good quality worship in a variety of styles, exploring Fresh Expressions of Church and remaining faithful to appropriate traditional expressions, engaging in community outreach projects, supporting the development of spirituality for older people and in the revitalisation of work with children, young people and families. Within this broad vision, each of the churches of the Circuit is called to make disciples, working to its strengths and focusing upon their distinct expression of ministry.
Be light, O Lord, to our eyes, music to our ears and contentment to our heart. Be sunlight in our day, food at our table and rest to us in the night. Let us rejoice to be about your business and let us live to your praise and glory, now and for ever. Amen. John Cosin (1594-1672)God of miracles […]
Mission Statement
With Christ at the centre and upheld by prayer, the South Fylde Circuit is for the making of disciples and the transforming of lives and Communities.
Our Mission Strategy
With Christ at the centre and upheld by prayer, the South Fylde Circuit of the Methodist Church, encouraged by the strategy of the Lancashire Methodist District, seeks the transformation of lives and communities. This transformation is enabled through offering good quality worship in a variety of styles, exploring Fresh Expressions of Church and remaining faithful to appropriate traditional expressions, engaging in community outreach projects, supporting the development of spirituality for older people and in the revitalisation of work with children, young people and families. Within this broad vision, each of the churches of the Circuit is called to make disciples, working to its strengths and focusing upon their distinct expression of ministry.