Local preacher Richard Shepley gives us a sermon about seeing.

Sam Walker speaks on the devastation faced by the people of Gaza and on the beginning of Lent.

Rev Peter Cornick preaches on following Christ in our everyday lives, and on welcoming others to practice their faith with us and beside us.

Rev John Swarbrick preaches at Hinde Street Methodist Church.

Hinde Street was proud to welcome The Reverend Dr. Leslie Griffiths to deliver our annual Soper sermon this January. On this special occasion, Leslie reminisces about the five years of friendship he shared with his colleague Donald Soper in the 90s, and speaks on the the value of Christian teachings and traditions in the modern world.

Read more: https://www.hindestreet.org.uk/soper-service-2024/

Hinde Street and St. Marylebone Parish Church continue their tradition of a pulpit swap - this time, we welcome Rev Katy Hacker Hughes to preach for us, while Peter Cornick visits St. Marylebone in turn. We value this tradition as a way for us Methodists and Anglicans to forge connections across denominations, all under one loving God.

Richard Shepley preaches on what it means to experience a calling, and what it means follow God today.

Deacon Ruth Yorke preaches at our annual Toy Service as we gather gifts for the less fortunate.

James Cruddas is back at Hinde Street to speak about how we can all make good investments with the gifts and graces given to us by God.

On Remembrance Sunday (12/11) the sermon at the 11am worship was delivered by Kerry Scarlett, the Vice-President of the Methodist Conference. Kerry spoke eloquently on the experiences of trauma, displacement, guilt and fragmentation in the face of violence both in the past and in the present. 

Alongside her appointment as Vice-President, Kerry also acts as the Learning & Development Officer for the West Midlands Methodist region and as co-founder of the West Midlands Anti-Slavery Network and Adavu. We encourage you to support Adavu by following them on social media and considering a donation.

Cover art by Rev Jenny Spouge.