Official website of The Drive Methodist Church, St Annes On Sea, Lytham-St-Annes, The Fylde Coast, Lancashire, UK
It’s back after a break last week our popular and busy coffee morning.
Why not start the New Year with a mug of coffee/tea and biscuits at The Drive. Come by yourself or with a friend and join our regulars, visitors and holiday makers. You will be very welcome.
ALL ARE ALWAYS VERY WELCOME AT THE DRIVE.
This week, 4th week of Advent, is our Carol Service led by Rev Stephen Heath. You will be very welcome. Get into the Christmas spirit and enjoy… Read more “Worship Sunday 22nd December at 10.30am”
This is a short service of worship lasting about 25mins led this week by Rev Alan Clark.
We hope that you can join us for this short Service if you have the time.
And afterward if you can join us in the Community room for tea/coffee, biscuits and fellowship.
Worship this week includes Holy Communion and is led by Rev Alan Clark.
Organist: Nigel Ogden
We do hope that you can join us for this service which lasts just over the hour. Our congregation averages around 70 and is made up of regulars, visitors and holiday makers who we are always pleased to welcome (many of whom return whenever they are in St Annes)
Join us for coffee/tea and biscuits in the Community room after the service if you have the time.
ALL ARE ALWAYS VERY WELCOME AT THE DRIVE.
This week is our Toy Service led by Raymond Lea.
Organist Dr Kevin Morgan
We hope that you are able to join us for this service. You will be very welcome.
During the service you will have the opportunity if you are able to give a new toy (unwrapped) for Oaktree Children’s Centre St Annes for distribution to less fortunate children in the area.
Join us for coffee/tea and biscuits in the Community room after the service if you have the time. We would love to see you.
REMEMBER ALL ARE ALWAYS VERY WELCOME AT THE DRIVE.
9.00am Worship is a short ‘said’ Communion Service Lasting about 30 mins
Led by Rev Terry Hudson
10.30am Morning Worship.
Led by Rev Stephen Heath.
This service lasts about an hour. We hope that you are able to join us for one or both of these services. You will be very welcome. Come by yourself or with a friend. Our congregation averages around 70 and includes regulars visitors and people on holiday. Many of the latter visit us whenever they are in St Annes.
After the 10.30 service we invite you to join us for coffee/tea and biscuits in the Coffee room. Again if you have the time do give it a try.
ALL ARE ALWAYS VERY WELCOME AT THE DRIVE.
This is a short (25 min) service. We hope that you have the time to join us.
It is led this week by Rev Alan Clark
Because of the church being decorated, the service today will be in the Community room.
Do come along and if you are able stay for coffee/tea, biscuits and conversation after the service.
We would love to see you. ALL ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT THE DRIVE.
Worship this Sunday, ‘Christ the King Sunday’, is led by Rev Alan Clark.
Organist: Nigel Ogden
We will be very pleased if you were able to join us for this service which lasts about an hour. We regularly have visitors and holiday makers joining our congregation which averages around 70. Do come along you will be very welcome.
If you have the time join us for coffee/tea and biscuits in the Community room after the service.
ALL ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT THE DRIVE
Our Coffee Morning is always very busy. Do come and give it a try. We would love to see you.
Come by yourself or with a friend you will be very welcome to just drop in or stay a while. Join our regulars, visitors and holiday makers in a warm room with a lively and friendly atmosphere.
ALL ARE ALWAYS VERY WELCOME AT THE DRIVE.
This week we are holding our All Souls Service led by Richard Golding.
We hope that you are able to join us for this service. We would love to see you. The Service lasts around an hour.
And join us for coffee/tea and biscuits in the Community room after the service if you have the time
WALKING WITH THE GOOD SHEPHERD
If you are going on a difficult journey it’s really helpful to have a tour guide who knows about the places you are visiting and who can make sure you get to your destination. They can show you the way, point you to the places to eat and sort out the problems you face. Our journey through life is one that sometimes is easy and sometimes can be difficult. Facing suffering and death in particular can be challenging. It’s not surprising then that we find it encouraging that we don’t have to make that journey on our own. The Bible’s picture of God as shepherd accompanying us on that journey is one that has brought strength and encouragement to many over the years.
ALL ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT THE DRIVE
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