Orpington Methodist Church
Bringing Christ and community together
Contact Details:
Sevenoaks Road
Orpington
Kent
BR6 9JH
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Sunday Worship
The usual Sunday timetable is:
9.30 - 10.30am Youth Fellowship (academic years 8-13)
10.30 - 11.30am Whole Church Family Worship
10.30 - 11.30am MiniZone (crèche for under school age)
10.30 - 12.30pm Coffee Time
6.30 - 7.30pm Evening Worship - usually 1st & 3rd Sundays
Holy Communion is usully celebrated each month on:
1st Sunday 10.30am
2nd Wednesday 10.00am
3rd Sunday 6.30pm
4th Sunday 8.30am
Most months include a Parade Service (usually the 2nd Sunday)
The first Sunday evening in the month is devoted to Prayer, Music and Contemplation.
The third Sunday evening in the month is a service with Holy Communion.
Some evening services are held in circuit churches.
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Our pattern of Sunday Worship and Christian education expresses the essential nature of all the church – that of a family or community, of all kinds and ages, belonging to one another in Christ. In the togetherness to which Christ calls us, we worship One God and seek to discover the unity which He gives to the whole of life.
In the Methodist Church the minister and the laity have always shared the pastoral care of the church family. Under our pastoral system, each member is linked to a house fellowship in the care of a group leader. They are responsible for keeping in touch with members, for offering friendship and support as needed and for keeping the minister informed of any request for his pastoral care. The fellowships meet monthly in members’ homes during the week following the second Sunday of the month. These small groups are very important, especially in a large church, for getting to know one another, growing in Christian experience and developing a system of care. Additionally, our pastoral care system is enhanced by our road stewards who personally deliver each edition of our church magazine The Link.