St Luke's Methodist Church
Church Profile Church History: A small group of Methodists in Clayton originally met in member’s cottages. The rural village of Clayton before the 1939/45 War consisted of Clayton Hall, Clayton Lodge, the village School, four farms, a village Green and a number of cottages, although development had started in Northwood Lane. In 1946 Methodist Services of Worship were being held in the Clayton Community Centre (a hut) and soon after the use of the village School was granted for Sunday Services. The Society eventually obtained full use of an ex-Admiralty hut in Northwood Lane where Services of Worship and other social activities took place. There was no water supply or other services; however, these days were remembered with warm affection. Service Times: 10.30 am Sunday Service Car Park: Parking for approximately 30 cars. Worship Area: Connected to church by link area. 2 lecterns and table on raised area. Table (moveable) and Holy Communion Rail (moveable). Numbers Attending Worship: 25-30 average, generally 60-90 age bracket. Music & Liturgy: Worship book, Hymns and Psalms and Songs of Fellowship, Electronic Keyboard and Electronic Organ. Children & Young People: None at present. Please click here to view our newsletter Please click here to view our family services leaflet |
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