Bible study
A traditional way to get to know more about God is to read and study the Bible.
We hold Bible Study groups during Advent (December) and Lent (in the spring).
During Bible Study we ask what the Bible passage under discussion meant in its original situation and what it might mean to us in today’s world.
We then bring our own experience to bear on the passage and help each other to work out what it might be saying to us today and how it might challenge or encourage us in our lives.​
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Recent Bible Studies have included linking the bible to West End Shows. We have looked at Les Miserable and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. As past of our "study" we have had the opportunity to see the show!
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See Diary Dates for our next Bible Study series.
The Methodist Church recognizes the Bible as the inspired Word of God. It is the Gospel or good news for the world.
There are of course many different ways to interpret scripture – fortunately the Methodist Church has done a lot of thinking about this which can be found below. The report A lamp to my feet and a light to my path (methodist.org.uk) 1998 offers 7 different ways Methodists interpret the scriptures.
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