social life & COMMUNITY/
OVERSEAS INVOLVEMENT
Gedling Road Methodist Church has a long history of helping those in the local and wider community and overseas. We also have social events which might be to fundraise for a particular cause or to just enjoy time together such as shared meals in church, games nights, quiz nights, afternoon tea with guest speaker and special coffee mornings.
COFFEE MORNING CALENDAR
1st Saturday of each month from 10.30am - 12 noon in the Wesley Room at church. From donations made at the coffee mornings we have been able to support local and national charities.
Please join us - all are welcome to our coffee mornings.
1st Saturday of each month from 10.30am - 12 noon in the Wesley Room at church. From donations made at the coffee mornings we have been able to support local and national charities.
Please join us - all are welcome to our coffee mornings.
KNIT & NATTER
Our Knit and Natter group meets each Monday morning from 10.00am until 12noon meeting in the church. We are a varied and happy group and you are welcome to join us. We do our own knitting and crocheting and we also knit blankets & hats, scarves, gloves & jumpers/cardigans for children. These are sent overseas with the National Police Aid Convoys. The group also knits tiny hats, jackets and blankets for the Hospital Premature Baby Unit in Nottingham.
From small voluntary monetary donations made by members of the group over the years, they have been able to support numerous charities and our church. We have patterns and needles.
You are very welcome to join us to either knit or natter and have a cup of tea/coffee and a biscuit.
If anyone has any spare double knitting wool and would be happy to donate it us or, better still, knit as well it will be very welcome
Our Knit and Natter group meets each Monday morning from 10.00am until 12noon meeting in the church. We are a varied and happy group and you are welcome to join us. We do our own knitting and crocheting and we also knit blankets & hats, scarves, gloves & jumpers/cardigans for children. These are sent overseas with the National Police Aid Convoys. The group also knits tiny hats, jackets and blankets for the Hospital Premature Baby Unit in Nottingham.
From small voluntary monetary donations made by members of the group over the years, they have been able to support numerous charities and our church. We have patterns and needles.
You are very welcome to join us to either knit or natter and have a cup of tea/coffee and a biscuit.
If anyone has any spare double knitting wool and would be happy to donate it us or, better still, knit as well it will be very welcome
MACMILLAN FUNDRAISING
Each year we hold a Macmillan Fundraising Coffee Morning, as part of its World's Greatest Coffee Morning event. Macmillan supports people living with cancer. Our last one was on Friday 30th September 2022 and £379 was raised.
Each year we hold a Macmillan Fundraising Coffee Morning, as part of its World's Greatest Coffee Morning event. Macmillan supports people living with cancer. Our last one was on Friday 30th September 2022 and £379 was raised.
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TEAMS4U CHRISTMAS APPEAL
Each year we fill shoes boxes with Christmas Gifts for vulnerable children and families. The boxes are distributed through schools, nurseries, hospitals & orphanages in Eastern Europe. |
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FOOD BANKS
Hope Nottingham is a Christian charity, which amongst other things supports many neighbourhood food banks across the city and we regularly collect and donate food to them. Each year we have a food collection at our Harvest Festival service and it is lovely to see the many and varied items on display as well as helping a worthwhile cause. We have also collected Christmas presents for parents such as toiletries etc. which are distributed by food banks.
Hope Nottingham is a Christian charity, which amongst other things supports many neighbourhood food banks across the city and we regularly collect and donate food to them. Each year we have a food collection at our Harvest Festival service and it is lovely to see the many and varied items on display as well as helping a worthwhile cause. We have also collected Christmas presents for parents such as toiletries etc. which are distributed by food banks.
BAGS OF BLESSINGS
Bags of Blessings are a charity, local to Nottingham, which distributes donated gifts to deprived young people in the Nottingham area. Each Christmas we have a collection box in church and people donate small toys, stationery, books and items of confectionery. They are then distributed to young people aged 0-16 via food banks, homeless and refugee charities or organisations which support disadvantaged children.
At Easter 2023 we also donated chocolate eggs and children's' books to the charity.
Bags of Blessings are a charity, local to Nottingham, which distributes donated gifts to deprived young people in the Nottingham area. Each Christmas we have a collection box in church and people donate small toys, stationery, books and items of confectionery. They are then distributed to young people aged 0-16 via food banks, homeless and refugee charities or organisations which support disadvantaged children.
At Easter 2023 we also donated chocolate eggs and children's' books to the charity.
THE ARK ADVICE CENTRE
12 WOLLATON AVENUE
GEDLING
NOTTINGHAM
NG4 4HX
This is Christian charity founded by 5 churches in the Gedling area including Gedling Road Methodist Church, established with the aim of serving the community out of Christian love, by seeking and meeting the needs of the community. It is a community meeting place and advice centre where people can drop in for a chat, a hot drink, free internet access and computer use or join in with one of its social groups.
The Ark provides advice on a wide range of issues including welfare benefits, housing, eviction, employment, general life skills and community issues. It also runs a job club on Fridays from 1pm to 3pm. Its services are available to all.
Book an appointment to see an advice worker by telephone on:
0115 8599556
Make enquiries by email at:
theark@thearkgedling.org.uk
The Ark provides advice on a wide range of issues including welfare benefits, housing, eviction, employment, general life skills and community issues. It also runs a job club on Fridays from 1pm to 3pm. Its services are available to all.
Book an appointment to see an advice worker by telephone on:
0115 8599556
Make enquiries by email at:
theark@thearkgedling.org.uk
PHOENIX FARM MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING CAFE
HOPE NOTTINGHAM
CARLTON COMMUNITY HUB
FORMER METHODIST CHURCH
88 CARLTON HILL
CARLTON
NOTTINGHAM
NG4 1EE
For further information:
e-mail: hope@hopenottingham.org.uk
www.hopenottingham.org.uk
telephone: 0303 040 1110
CARLTON COMMUNITY HUB
FORMER METHODIST CHURCH
88 CARLTON HILL
CARLTON
NOTTINGHAM
NG4 1EE
For further information:
e-mail: hope@hopenottingham.org.uk
www.hopenottingham.org.uk
telephone: 0303 040 1110
For further information:
e-mail: hope@hopenottingham.org.uk
www.hopenottingham.org.uk
telephone: 0303 040 1110
e-mail: hope@hopenottingham.org.uk
www.hopenottingham.org.uk
telephone: 0303 040 1110
