About torrisholme methodist

UPCOMING DATES-

SUNDAY WORSHIP Every Sunday 10.30am.

All are welcome and invited to join us for tea/coffee and biscuits after the service.

SATURDAY PRAYER GROUP: meet weekly for 30 minutes in the Prayer Room at 10:00 a.m.-

Speak to Linda North for details.

Message from Linda North :
We regularly pray for other churches and other communities, as well as our own, and also offer prayers on specific requests.
Prayer requests can be emailed via bjcdfs@gmail.com or by ringing Linda on 853332.

All confidences will be respected

You can be anonymous if you wish.
Keep looking after each other.

Blessings, Linda

MESSY CHURCH:

Join us for Messy Church!Join us for a fun-filled, family-friendly gathering, open to all ages, with crafts, stories, food, games, and plenty of fun!

Upcoming Messy Church Dates:

28th March 2025

Location: Torrisholme Methodist Church, Norwood Drive, LA4 6LTChildren must be accompanied by an adult. For further information contact Bernard Vause on 07920326307

MESSY CHURCH:

☕ Coffee Morning – Friday 7th March!

📅 Date: Friday, 7th March
⏰ Time: 10 AM – 12 PM
📍 Location: Torrisholme Methodist Church

Join us for a relaxing morning of free coffee, tea, and biscuits as we come together for fellowship and fundraising.

All proceeds will go to Under the Mango Tree School in Africa, supporting children’s education.

Bring a friend, enjoy a cuppa, and support a great cause!

🟡 No need to book – just turn up!

📢 Spread the word! Share this event with family and friends.

MESSY CHURCH:

Under the Mango Tree….APPEAL
Sewing Room

The sewing teacher, Queen Mwaka, is currently paid 350 Kenyan Shillings (Kshs) per day -- (less than £2.50), which totals Kshs 7,000 per month (around £45) when funds are available. She works for 3 hours each day but spends the entire day at school, as she must wait for her scheduled lessons.

Queen Mwaka reports to work from Monday to Friday and teaches grades 7 through 9.

This project is a fantastic opportunity for the broader community. Not only does it provide these young people, both girls and boys, with a solid education, but it also teaches them a valuable life skill.

This skill can empower them to create clothing for themselves and their families, and for some, it may even open doors to future job opportunities.

We appealed for contributions to pay for the sewing teacher, and we are grateful to have received some money. However, there is a shortfall for the year, and further support will be warmly welcomed.

☕ Coffee Morning in Aid of The School
Friday 7th March
Please come and support. Thank you.