The Wesley centre is owned by the Methodist Church is used for irs own and community use.
About
The Methodist Church was built in 1847 and the Wesley Centre, as it is now called, about 10 years later as a Methodist School for the village with an attached Head Teacher's school house.
The property has always belonged to the Methodist Church and still does. In 1901 it became the County Council Primary School and remained as the village school until the new school was built in High Street in the 1980s.
After that the Methodist Church decided to keep the property for its own and community use.
As well as our own events, other community groups meet in the Centre:
Knit and Natter, Needlecrafts, Art, W.I., Carpet Bowls, Thoresby Singers, Brownies.
The Village History Archives are located upstairs in the Wesley Centre.
Opening Times
Regular Methodist Church Events
Sundays: Service every week at 11am in the Chapel.
Mondays: Bible Study and Fellowship at 7.30pm.
Tuesday: “Little Fishes” Singing and dancing for little children from 10-10.45am in the chapel, 2nd Tuesday of the month in term time.
Tuesday: Informal Worship round the coffee table. 2nd Tuesday of each month at 9.45am.
Tuesday: Coffee Morning Pop-In. Coffee and Chat, raising money for charities. Weekly 10.30 - 11.30am.
Thursdays: Get-Together fortnightly from September to Easter at 2pm.
Saturday: Collection for Food Bank - First Saturday of the month 9.30 -11am.
The Methodist Church also holds occasional events such as Concerts for a Summer Sunday Afternoon and Soup and Sandwich lunches. Dates and times will be put on the village website, Facebook and notice boards.
All are welcome at all these events.
Just turn up or contact us for more information.
Contact Details
Lynne Dudgeon:
01472 840720
Elizabeth Kershaw:
01472 840009
Faith Faulkner:
01507 363626
Kathy Hart:
01507 363626
