Gabriel's story...

 

I  am originally from Zimbabwe and have lived in this country since 2005. I was born into a family of Methodists on my mother’s side. My grandfather was an itinerant local preacher travelling miles on his bicycle to preach the gospel. My mother was accredited as a local preacher 44 years ago and is still an active local preacher in the Methodist Church in Zimbabwe. Read more...

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Harold's story...

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I joined the Methodist Sunday school in Bilston in 1947, aged 10, and became a Church member in 1953. Also in 1953 the minister and Marian Musselwhite set up a youth group under the Methodist new movement which was the 'Youth Missionary Association' and we met on Sunday evenings in the manse. We renamed Y.M.A as ‘your marriages arranged; because, many folk met their partner through the youth group, I met my Iris that way. Read more...

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Alan's story...

 

As I look back over my early years I could see God had a plan for my life. I attended Sunday School and became a Sunday School teacher. I led a Junior Club and a Christian Endeavour meeting for children. 

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I was influenced by my parents, my mother played the organ for many years, and also good Christian friends. I remember attending a Billy Graham rally and felt God calling me to commit my life to him. Read more...

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Wendy's story...

 

I was brought up in a small country chapel in the Primitive Methodist tradition. I helped to lead worship with a team of young people from across the Circuit, and later with a student team as part of Liverpool University Methsoc... Read More...

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