News
Carol Smith - Queens' Student
Carol is a Student from Queens' College, who has come to worship at lyndon as her base while she studies. ...more
Saying Thank You!
Church life has a natural rhythm and as we come to a time of a much needed rest and refreshment for ourselves and for our building it’s the time of year to say thank you to some people and thank you and goodbye to 2 others. ...more
Changes to the Circuit 2011
On the 21st June, the Elmdon Circuit Meeting voted 54 in favour, 9 against, 1 neutral, to merge with four other Circuits in September 2011 to form a new enlarged Circuit for Birmingham. The briefing below provides preliminary details on what the shape of the future Circuit could be. ...more
Fathers Day 2010 - New members
New members hold their candles after being baptised by Rev Julia & Ermine. ...more
Churches Together in June
Annual General Meeting Thursday 24th June 7.30pm at LMC ...more
Commissioning of Stewards & Dedication of Piano
At this morning's, Service Hugh Barstow was in church with family & friends to see the new digital piano, dedicated in memory of his wife Joyce.
Mothering Sunday & Parade Service
Matthew Baker received his Gold Duke of Edinburgh award from Rev Julia and some of the BB & GB played out a sketch based on the story of the Prodigal Son. We also heard some of the youngest boys & girls sing a song about mothers & congratulated Toby, one of our Anchor boys, who collected over £170 for the Haiti Disaster Fund. For more pictures go to the Lyndon Gallery.
Our Student Links
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Sunday Worship Series - September & October 2009
We are introducing a themed series of Worship Services at Lyndon. See what is happening over the next few weeks. ...more
Julia's Ordination
Julia was presented with a "handbag size Bible", by the congregation after the Service at Worcester Cathedral. She also wore the new stole made for her by Lilian Harvey. ...more
Mad Hatter's Tea Party
The Community Fun Day on 20 June was a big success, despite the threatening weather! ...more
They have arrived! - Story so far
Danni, Ernest, Ian, Joel, Anneleen & Patrick, “The Team” from Cliff College, arrived on Friday. ...more
Food for Thought - Profiles
Danni is the leader of the Team coming to Lyndon. More photos are in the Gallery. ...more
"Golden May Market"
This year we held a "Golden May Market" as part of our 50th Anniversary celebrations. ...more
Food for Thought
The Calling of the Methodist Church to Evangelism, reflects our belief that the church exists to make more followers of Jesus Christ:
“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptising them in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit”
(Matt 28:19)
Our 50th celebrations offer an ideal opportunity to:
“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptising them in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit”
(Matt 28:19)
Our 50th celebrations offer an ideal opportunity to:
share this message with our local community
explore our own convictions and how we share them
develop plans for evangelism in the future.
To help us in this endeavour, Cliff College will be joining us from 12-21 June for a mission entitled “Food for Thought” – a title reflecting both the challenge of the gospel and the particular gift of hospitality around which Lyndon’s activities so often take place.
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Lyndon Welcomes New Senior Stewards!
The couple have been members at Lyndon for many years. Indeed Libby will tell you that she remembers the foundation stone of the new building being laid 50 years ago! Their personal faith was deepened when they attended one of Lyndon’s Alpha Groups and were challenged afresh, regarding the saving works of Jesus. They both have a lived understanding that faith is a journey and God will do his transforming work in their lives, both in times of joy, loss and challenge. ...more
Memories Afternoon 2
Also at the Memories Afternoon, everyone received a commemorative booklet & bookmark. ...more
Memories Afternoon
Our new Bannner, hanging in the church vestibule, was just part of the celebrations on 25 April. ...more
Easter 2009
Before the morning Service, the congregation filled a Cross with flowers which was brought into Church & then hung on the wall outside for all to see. We also had some beautiful flower decorations, thanks to our flower ladies.
Easter Fun Day
The children made 3 beautiful gardens depicting the crucifiction, which are displayed in each church. ...more
Easter Fun Day
With help from David, Julia, Vicky and others, our children enjoyed many activities including modelling with clay! ...more
Holy Week & Easter in Stained Glass 4
The 4th picture is entitled He is Risen, and is an interpretation of the story of resurrection of Jesus found in John 20. The silhouette of the risen Christ stands boldly with the marks from his hands still clearly seen. ...more
Holy Week & Easter in Stained Glass 3
The third picture is entitled, Truly this man was the Son of God, and was produced by Year 2 of Daylesford School. They were given the brief to produce a picture of the crucifixion and for me their interpretation speaks of the account of the story found in John 19. ...more
Holy Week & Easter in Stained Glass 2
The second picture moves the story of Holy Week on to Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane, wrestling with feelings of sadness, abandonment and aloneness, not light topics for our Messy Church where the average age is 5! The group talked about times when they had felt sad and alone and the older children in the group looked at the different accounts of the story in each of the 4 gospels, highlighting the stories similarities and differences. ...more
Holy Week & Easter in Stained Glass 1
A lively group from Lyndon’s Year 7 produced the first pictured, entitled The Angry Christ. Working from the story found in John 2 of Jesus turning the money changers out of the Temple, forthright discussion took place around the role played by the sacrificial system in the Hebrew Temple and Jesus highlighting the exclusion and exploitation of the people, as they sought to come into the presence of God. ...more
BB/GB Display
From age 5 to 18 the boys & girls of the Brigades put on a super display, to a full hall at Lyndon School. ...more
The Lyndon Vision
Full report of the 'visioning' meeting in November 2007 ...more