We are delighted to say we are fully up and running once again, and our partners, community groups and friends are offering their usual wide range of activities within our building.

Our Pop-up Friday café is back up and running, and our cinema has re-started

Our Jubilee project is moving into a new phase, with the building of a New Garden room which will expand our community garden and retreat space, and inside we are renovating Room 5 and lowering the stage to create new accessible storage.

As well as a new programme of quiet days, meditation spaces, prayer zones and spiritual direction, we are exploring Intergenerational church with our circuit expert, Amy, so lookout for new opportunities for whole family worship and engagement.

All this, and we retain our online Zoom and streamed services for those who can’t make it in person.

Worship

Hybrid Zoom on Sunday 10:30am

We offer Sunday worship physically each week, including young church. We will still be welcoming friends online, via Zoom, or sometimes a livestream on our YouTube channel. We are also open for prayer at our sister churches of Holgate (Thursday 10:30am) and Southlands (Wednesdays 2:30pm), as well as here at Acomb (Sunday 9:15am). We’d love it if you joined us either physically or virtually for Sunday worship, at 10:30am each Sunday. To join us online, see links and information below, or you could join one of the alternate Digital services our group of 30 churches offer online across York. If Sundays aren’t for you, look our for Quiet Days and other events across the week.

You are warmly invited to join us for our Hybrid Zoom services: hosted physically at Acomb Methodist, it is possible to connect in with them via Zoom.

The following services are forthcoming:

**15th May at 10:30am:** All Age Worship, led by John Bailey

**22nd May at 10:30am:** Service led by Mark Bevan

**29th May at 10:30am:** United service with the congregations of Acomb, Holgate and Southlands Methodist churches, at **Southlands Methodist** (no service at Acomb that Sunday)

More About Us

We are a busy, community- and family-oriented church, home to lots of activities and a beautiful community garden (do check it out here). We’d love to welcome you in person, but if you would like to find out more about us first, or are looking for more information on our events and activities, then select from the menus above to find out more about us.

Our community garden is available during daylight hours for anyone to use. The cabins are also available to rent.
Click on this image to join us for our Sunday Zoom - 10:30-11:30am
An Alternative to our Hybrid Worship - An online Zoom Bible Study each month at 10:30am
Divine Focus is meeting through Zoom video conferencing at present.
We enjoy a wide variety of worship styles: check out all the different types.
Tuesday Playtime, our toddler group, takes place on a Tuesday morning. Click here for more information.
The team is assembled, we hope to be going live again Jan 2022
Board Game Afternoons return on the 1st Sunday of Each Month 3-5pm. All are welcome.

1st Sundays

For those who would prefer, on the first Sunday of a month Rev Andy will be leading a Zoom bible study at 10:30am as part of his ministry within the Kairos Movement. More details of this can be found on the Kairos website.

Restarted – Board Game Afternoons

For something more social, why not join us on the same Sunday for our newly re-started monthly Board Game Afternoons from 3-5pm, for the whole family.

Community Cinema Relaunch

Our community cinema has relaunched. The next film will be on Saturday 11th June at 7:00pm.
Unfortunately we cannot display the film here for copyright reasons, but do sign up to our mailing list and we’ll email you details, or check out the posters in our foyer.

New Walk the Talk Podcasts

Walk The Talk York Podcast

Produced by York Methodist Circuit, our host Rory Dalgliesh will be chatting to local people involved in local projects addressing important issues and helping those in need. We’ll be discussing how faith plays a part and letting you know how you can get involved, support or help in a practical way.

Available on Apple podcasts, Google podcasts, Spotify and https://walk-the-talk-york.simplecast.com/

EPISODE #4 SUMMARY

Today we are speaking to Mark Bevan, who is working with the Yorkshire North & East Methodist District to produce a report on homelessness and how the church can actively get involved not just as a quick response but long-term solutions. Rory and Mark discuss the challenges around change and how you can get involved and ‘sleep out for homelessness’ in January 2022.

We are now only uploading our Livestreamed services to YouTube on occasion, but you are welcome to join us on Zoom most weeks. Below we include the service from 3rd April, led by Angela Storer.

To join us for all the live services online, just use the Zoom details below, or by signing up for our mailchimp database. (Do email us as well, as we have to tag you for the various mailing lists!)

You can also join us for a short 10-15 minute Morning 7:30am or Evening 9:00pm prayer time on Zoom, or at 9:15am Sunday mornings in person at Acomb.

Or for an extended time of meditation, you could join our monthly Quiet Space on Zoom:

The link below is for the previous circuit service. This is also available each week, at the same time as our Zoom, so if you would like to watch it live, or afterwards, then click subscribe and you will be sent a link each week. Feel free to join us, after our Zoom, for coffee.

To access our own live Zoom on Sunday worship , you need a device with a camera and microphone. You then need to download Zoom, from www.zoom.us and then you’ll need to follow the link below, or type the meeting ID and password into the software to enable the meeting.

To subscribe to these reflections, on our YouTube Channel click the following…

From the 16th June (apart from on first Sundays) we will be using the following link:

Zoom Link	https://zoom.us/j/96502017004
Meeting ID	965 0201 7004
Passcode	For the Passcode please email Rev Andy
Telephone	0203 051 2874

We usually linger after worship to continue to ‘be church’, in conversation in different physical church groups. This is the time where we catch up with one another, share concerns, and develop ways in which we might express God’s love in our context practically…so do stay for that if you are able.