Hinde Street at Greenbelt
‘Somewhere to believe in’ is the vision of the Greenbelt Festival. It is a space for challenge, worship, arts, reflection and music. The 2025 Greenbelt festival was attended by nine […]
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‘Somewhere to believe in’ is the vision of the Greenbelt Festival. It is a space for challenge, worship, arts, reflection and music. The 2025 Greenbelt festival was attended by nine […]
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On Sunday 10th August, hundreds gathered at Kings Cross Methodist Church, filling the church to overflowing, to say a fond farewell to Revd Kong Ching Hii. Kong Ching has been
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On Sunday July 20th, we said goodbye to Reverend James Cruddas at a touching leaving service at Hinde Street. We thanked James for his service as a workplace minister in
Leaving Service for Rev James Cruddas Read More »
On July 13, members of Hinde Street enjoyed a sunny church picnic in Manchester Square, Marylebone! The picnic was preceded by an inspiring sermon by Paul Boateng, entitled “The Power
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Pride Month and Pride in London 2025 may be over, but we at Hinde Street remain proud to support the LGBT+ community all year round! You can read about our
David Warren: A Sermon for Pride Read More »
Happy Pride to all! This year, Hinde Street was glad to be supporting Pride in London together with our friends from Wesley’s Chapel & Leysian Mission! The following day, we
The London District of the Methodist Church recently reported that the redevelopment plans for the King’s Cross Methodist Church site were granted a unanimous approval at Camden Council’s planning committee
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At our Pentecost service, we thought a lot about how we each offer what we can to the life of the church and took a moment to appreciate one another.
Thanksgiving Service on Pentecost Read More »
For Methodists, the 24th of May marks Aldersgate Day, commonly known as Wesley Day. We celebrate Aldersgate Day in order to commemorate a turning point in the faith of John
Aldersgate Sunday 2025 Read More »
“Privilege is when we can ignore injustice because it doesn’t affect us.” What can we do in the face of media, news and government statements and policies which seem to
Privilege, Power, and Exclusion: Have We Learned Nothing? Read More »