We welcome you to the Methodist Church in Burton Latimer
We are a small church with 18 members and have recently amalgamated with Central Methodist Church (Kettering) and Naseby Methodist to form one church worshiping in across three places. We belong to the East Mercia Circuit.
The web site gives details of our services and church activities. You are warmly invited to join with us in worship and at any of our activities.
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The church is open on Sundays for scheduled morning worship to begin at 10.30am on the 2nd and 4th Sunday of the Month. Check out the notice boards outside the church building for more details as there is not a service at Burton Latimer every Sunday. Would you like copy of the preaching plan? We can email it to you-get in touch contact@blmchurch.co.uk.
On the 1st Sunday of each month we open at 4pm for Messy Church. On the 2nd Friday of each month we open at 1pm for the BLM Hub.
You can find up-to-date information on our Facebook page and in our Welcome Booklet.
We are a safeguarding church.
It is with great joy that we have welcomed Rev. Noel Nhariswa to Burton Latimer Methodist Church. Previously serving in Zimbabwe, Noel and his family have relocated to share ministry. Noel was first stationed in 2004, and has served in several Circuits, as Superintendent, and Connexional Youth Coordinator. His previous appointment was as Principal at Chemhanza School. The school is owned and run by The Methodist Church for pupils between 6 and 18 years, has 2000+ pupils some of whom board, and is one of the most highly rated education establishments in Zimbabwe. You can read more at:
https://www.herald.co.zw/more-to-chemhanza-than-justhigh-pass-rates/
He has a long association with Boys’ and Girls’ Brigade. Married to Rutendo, they are blessed with two sons—Isheanesu & Anopaishe.
Rev Nathan Falla is our Superintendant Minister from September 2024. Here are a few introductory words from Nathan:
Hello, my name is Nathan and I joined the East Mercia Circuit in September.
I am in my 11th year of ministry and continue to be excited about the opportunities that this appointment presents. I trained for ministry at Wesley House, Cambridge and have served in the Stafford Circuit and most recently in the Newark & Southwell Circuit as Superintendent.
I originally come from Guernsey and am Dad to two amazing children (who mainly live with their Mum).
I play the piano and the tenor horn (although not at the same time), and jog (a bit). I studied Music with History at university in Chichester and before ministry worked in finance.
Beyond the circuit boundaries I am part of the chaplaincy team and a playing member of the National Methodist Youth Brass Band (there is no leaving age), serve as National Spiritual Director for Walk to Emmaus UK and help to lead the music at Methodist Conference.
I am passionate about the church being an inclusive and safe space for all, and for us to truly be the people that God has made us to be.
Contact:
e: Nathan.Falla@methodist.org.uk
t: 07930 396813
If you wish to contact either of our ministers, or for general enquiry, please use our contact email contact@blmchurch.co.uk
Our People
We are a small church but we are strong in the things we think important. People are committed to each other in the love and support they offer, not just in the spiritual things, but in many other ways. Our people are at different stages in their faith journey and are always willing to learn from each other. When new people join us they are usually surprised at the warmth of our welcome and the quality of our worship and fellowship. When we meet to discuss the life of our church we are open to try new ideas. There is a strong desire to move forward in our walk with Jesus.
New Members
Are you looking to join a church? You are most welcome to come along to any of our services where you will be assured of a warm welcome.
If you have any questions, please get in touch by email at contact@blmchurch.co.uk.
Would you like to read more about our Church? Read our welcome booklet here.
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