About
The Church was built in 1925, the Society formerly meeting at Warminster Road, behind the then butchers shop and freemasons premises. The present building has a beautiful high arch shaped ceiling, which enhances the singing of the congregation. This with the movable chairs and Pulpit makes the Church building suitable for many different events.
Location
The church is located at:
| Station Road |
| Westbury |
| Wiltshire |
| BA13 3JL |
The Church is situated on the B3097 (Station Road) off the A350 and opposite Eastleigh Court (formerly the location of the surgery) and has a car park to the side.
Times of services
Services take place at 10.30am on Sundays, with coffee and tea following the service. Most months a united service is shared with the United Reformed Church, on Warminster Road or at the Methodist Church. Easter and Christmas services are held with the United Reformed Church. Breakfast Church takes place one Sunday in most months, from 10am, with a light breakfast in the foyer followed by devotions in the church.
Details of all the services and events can be found in the Notice sheets at the services and in the outside Notice Board, and in Westbury Churches’ Magazine The Christian Way.
Our Church also has a Prayer Circle which is appreciated by members of the congregation.
Unfortunately we do not have a Junior Church at the moment, but if young people do attend a service we are pleased to welcome them.
We host a Carers’ Cafe in the foyer on the second Monday of the month from 2-3.30pm.
Our Craft Group meets in the foyer on the first Wednesday of the month, from September to around June, learning new crafts or bringing our own, and enjoying a chat, a cup of tea and maybe cake!
From September to June we serve Soup & Pud Lunches in the foyer, for donations which are divided between the church and a local charity.
From about March onwards we collect items for the House of Opportunity Christmas Box Appeal. These include toiletries, toys/games, stationery, hats, scarves and gloves, in wrapped Boxes which are sent to vulnerable children and adults in homes in South East Asia in time for Christmas.
Groups
The building is used by local organisations including Pre-school, Local History Group, Heritage Society, and Westbury Choral Society who rehearse in the Church and hold concerts there.
Minister
Rev Tracey Lewis has the pastoral responsibility for Westbury Methodist Church
Key people
| Contact | Mrs Julie Vince |
| Treasurer | Mr Tom Shaw |
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