The Lecture Hall & Wesley Hall and two kitchens are available for
hire… Contact Property Supervisor, John Porter Tel. Mobile
07928278549.
Lytham Methodist Church, which has a reputation for being warm and welcoming, was opened in 1868 and is a Grade 2 Listed building. The Church has been a centre of praise and worship in Lytham and has been an intregal part of local life.
The interior of the church contains a number of features of interest. The windows are of a quality unusual in a Methodist Church, including, in one corner, a “modern” window by Brian Clarke, who has since become distinguished in the field.
The traditional pipe organ is acknowledged as one of the finest in the area, attracting many people to attend organ concerts held in the church. The audio system in church supports a loop system and there is also a screen used to replay the hymns etc.
Lytham
(Working within the “Churches Together in Lytham” Ecumenical Partnership)
Sunday Service & Young Church at 10.30 a.m.
Holy Communion on the 1st Sunday in each month.
Lunch time Service 2nd and 4th Tuesday’s in the month from 12.30 p.m. until 1.00 p.m.
Bible Study Groups–One weekly and one fortnightly in members’ homes.
Tuesday Coffee Mornings 10.00 a.m. until 11.00 a.m. in the Wesley Hall.
Thursday “meeting Point” 2.00 p.m. until 4.00 p.m. in the Lecture Hall. Scrabble, Dominoes etc. or simply enjoy tea/coffee and conversation.
Location
Park Street, Lytham Lancashire, FY8 5LU.
Facilities
Disabled access & toilet.
Audio Visual equipment available.
Website : http://www.lythammethodistchurch.org.uk
The Lecture Hall & Wesley Hall and two kitchens are available for hire… Contact Property Supervisor, John Porter Tel. Mobile 07928278549.
Lytham Methodist Church, which has a reputation for being warm and welcoming, was opened in 1868 and is a Grade 2 Listed building. The Church has been a centre of praise and worship in Lytham and has been an intregal part of local life.
The interior of the church contains a number of features of interest. The windows are of a quality unusual in a Methodist Church, including, in one corner, a “modern” window by Brian Clarke, who has since become distinguished in the field.
The traditional pipe organ is acknowledged as one of the finest in the area, attracting many people to attend organ concerts held in the church. The audio system in church supports a loop system and there is also a screen used to replay the hymns etc.