Two Sites One Church
North Road and Elvet Methodist Churches in the city centre of Durham are pooling resources. All are welcome at Durham City Methodists. We trust every visitor will feel acceptance in our community.
Our Aims
- Tell people about the love of God.
- To demonstrate that love by showing care to those in need
- To provide opportunities to worship God.
- To explore and demonstrate ways to follow Christ and promote God’s rule in contemporary society
The Church attempts to fulfil these aims by:
- Having well organised and meaningful services of worship each Sunday and on special Christian dates.
- Providing services of baptism, marriage and funeral. With pride we can now offer same-sex weddings.
- Helping those in need, especially by fund raising for charitable purposes.
- Maintaining an orderly and welcoming building which can be used by other organisations.
- Giving children opportunity to learn about the Christian faith, through Junior Church; and adults the chance to explore their faith through house groups, and meetings on church premises.
- Working with other Christian Churches in the locality (through joint services and activities).
Our Services
- Sunday 14 August 2022
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Durham City Methodists Morning Worship and Junior Church
Sunday 14 August 2022 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Elvet Methodist Church, Old Elvet, Durham DH1 3HL, UKMr Andrew Sprigg Contact us to request the details for the Zoom service
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- Sunday 21 August 2022
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Durham City Methodists Morning Worship and Junior Church
Sunday 21 August 2022 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Elvet Methodist Church, Old Elvet, Durham DH1 3HL, UKMr Sean Conroy Contact us to request the details for the Zoom service
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Our Ministers
Revd John Squares
John was born and raised up in the United States.
He trained at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia.
He was previously in the NW of England, where he has had a regional wide appointment, before moving to Durham in September 2018.
He is married to Nicola Squares, and they have two children, Jack and Brodie.
Deacon Ruth Lackenby
Ruth came to Durham in September 2018, after working at Manchester Central Hall.
She will be working alongside the other ministers particularly at North Road and Elvet.
Her role is to act as a bridge between people in the church community and the wider community.
Prior to being a deacon Ruth worked for many years as a teacher, both in the UK and abroad.
