Our church community is a reflection of Hucknall and the surrounding villages with a full age range from babies through toddlers, children, teenagers, young adults, middle-aged and the more mature all present and welcomed into our fellowship. We aim to offer a friendly welcome to visitors whether they're here for worship, friendship or simply to enjoy and explore the building and its facilities. We have a team of stewards to welcome both visitors and regular worshippers to our services and activities. We're blessed with a modern single storey building but our market place frontage retains a Victorian style in tribute to those who established and sustained Methodism in Hucknall passing on His love to the town. Like many recently built churches, upholstered chairs have replaced pews allowing flexible use of our worship area but the focus remains on the cross, the communion table and the pulpit. Methodism claims to have been ‘born in song’ and music still plays a big part in our worship. We have a fine pipe organ (and fine organists) but also use a piano and have a music group to allow us to worship in a variety of styles. We celebrated 2,000 years since Christ’s birth with a commission from renowned Christian artist Juliet Hemingray, and the millennium triptych she produced for us is a wonderful focus and enhancement of the building. Our building is also enhanced with modern audio visual sound and projection systems and an induction loop for those with hearing difficulties. However, our church is not a building but a community seeking to know and do God's will. Our Church Groups are one way we do this.
