We welcome you, whatever our differences.

We welcome you from newborn until after you have received your telegram from the Queen.
We expect you to wriggle and take part - and ask questions if you are unsure.

We welcome those who feel 'organised religion' is not for them (It's not for us either).
Come and find a place here with us.

We welcome those who have been hurt elsewhere.
We won't always get things right, but we will always try and learn together.

We welcome those whose bodies no longer work as they once did,
or perhaps never worked as we would have liked.
Come and make yourselves comfortable.

We welcome those keeping everyone else together, and those trying to keep themselves together.

We welcome those who have a job and those who are looking for one.
We welcome school go-ers and school leavers.
We welcome the retired and the retired-but-still busy.

We welcome questioners and thinkers, creatives and scientists.
You're welcome whether you've got it all sorted, or everything's a mess.

We welcome those needing friends and those whose friends bring them along.

We welcome those who walk or drive past, and those who heard there were biscuits.
We welcome those who didn't know we were here.

Whether you're a regular, a wanderer, or just passing through.

All are welcome here

You are welcome here

We would love to welcome you to any of our worship services. We offer different spaces and opportunities, so that everyone can find the space to meet with God, and other people, in helpful ways. We strive to be accessible to everyone, so find a space to suit you.

Our worship is offered in person on a Sunday morning at 10.30am, and is also broadcast live (currently through Zoom – please contact us for the passcode). We also record the main reflection or teaching element in the service, and this is available on our social media channels at a time to suit you.

Part of our understanding and experience of God’s love, is that we are all invited to meet with God in the places that we find ourselves. We have taken seriously the invitation to discover God in our midst, and to this end, we continue to find ways to engage with our faith and spiritual lives at home and within our community. This is often resourced through prayer booklets and suggests response tools, to help us deepen our faith, and become attuned to God’s ever-presence with us. It also invites us to be creative people, who are invited to create and craft parts of our response to God’s love in community together.

Please contact us on codsallmethodist@gmail.com if you would like details of how to zoom with us, or if you would like any other information.

Trinity Methodist Church, Histons Hill,
Codsall, Wolverhampton, WV8 2ER
(see map)

We welcome you, whatever our differences.

You are welcome here

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