Katherine Fox preaches on the importance of those fragments we often forget about and discard.

Alison McMillan preaches at Nigel Cowgill's leaving service at Hinde Street Methodist Church on July 21st.

On May 20th, we were sad to announce the death of the Rev David Cruise. David was a much-loved minister at Hinde Street, as well as Superintendent of the West London Mission between 1991 – 2001. He returned to worship at Hinde Street during his retirement.

Following a cremation and funeral on Friday 28th of June, we were all welcomed by Rev Peter Cornick to a service of thanksgiving for the life and ministry of Rev David Cruise.

At this service, an address was given by Phil Hoar, who reminded us of the possibility of reconciling our lasting love for those who have passed with the act of moving forward by finding a new way to love. 

We were joined at our 2024 Pride Service by Sally Rush, the Learning & Development Officer at the Methodist Church. In her touching sermon, Sally invites us to ‘discover the radical healing and compassion of Christ that wants you to be all you are without thinking you have to change your sexuality or gender identity.’

Hinde Street Methodist Church is an inclusive and affirming church - we believe God's love is for all, always.

John Swarbrick preaches on how we might embrace what he calls 'a doctrine of the original blessing' as opposed to the doctrine of the original sin.

Helen Cornick preaches on the Sabbath, a day that marks both rest and salvation, and how we observe and relate to it in our modern lives.

Paul Boateng is back at Hinde Street to preach about the Feast of the Ascension.

Deacon Ruth Yorke preaches on the day's scripture, John 15: The Vine and the Branches.

Katherine Fox preaches on the three aspects of the Easter story.

Rev Peter Cornick speaks about peace and how it is our task to practice love and forgiveness - even in the difficult times we are facing, and even when peace seems impossible.