the connexion

In issue 33 of the connexion, we hear from people who are experiencing God’s love as a result of local churches taking their activities outside of their buildings.

Read this issue to discover how Methodists are doing justice by walking alongside homeless people, meeting people on the edge of society and working with marginalised people.

The theme of issue 29, Kindle a Flame, challenges us to see God’s flame and discern God’s spark.

In this edition of the connexion we focus on how we might make ‘Room for Faith’ – room in our hearts, our lives, our churches and our communities.

In issue 31 of the connexion we explore what ‘welcoming everyone’ means. 

In issue 32 of the connexion we see how God’s extraordinary love can shine through our ordinary acts in our ordinary lives.

We’ve been living in difficult circumstances for almost a year now, but in his Reflection, the Revd Dr George Bailey says we can each find our God-given place to shine. The Revd Andrew Harper has found his: the innovative ‘TheologyX’, which is...

This new issue of the connexion offers a fantastic array of people living out their calling from God in different settings, echoing Love This Calling the Church’s celebration of vocations.

As we emerge from lockdown, follow the stories in this issue of the connexion where people chose to ‘be bold’. After all, Methodists have a proud tradition of courage: “Without a doubt Wesley was bold!” Consider, too, the...

Matching the presidential theme God’s Table: An Invitation for All, the stories in issue 24 show how the Methodist Church puts God’s welcome into practice.