We have created these pages in order to tell you a little about our church, where we are in Bury and the times of our services.
We don’t intend that these pages tell you everything about us, so to know more, come along and visit us.
You will be warmly welcomed!
We meet together on Sundays at 10.30am at our church on Boulden Drive, close to Brandlesholme Road near the centre of Brandlesholme.
(Occasionally we meet with our friends at Bolton Road Methodist Church, in which case there would not be a service here at Boulden road. Please click on the Sunday Services button at the top of this page to check the services for the current month.)
Regardless of your church tradition or previous experience with the Christian faith, you will be made very welcome here! Our church is always decribed by new-comers as "very friendly and welcoming".
If you have children, they don't have to stay in the service for the whole time but can go with one of our members to an ajoining room to our Sunday Club.
The service ends about 11.30am when we have tea, coffee and biscuits, and maybe cake!
Our full postal address is:
Brandlesholme Methodist Church
Boulden Drive
BL8 1HN
Directions (Use the Google Map provided or follow these simple notes):
From Brandlesholme Road, turn onto Holme Avenue.
Then take the first left onto Boulden Drive.
The church will be on your right.
We have a car park directly opposite the church and street parking is allowed.
Messy Church is a church for families who like stories, craft and games.
It runs on Saturdays (the second in each month), starting at 10:30 am with breakfast!
We look forward to meeting you – or seeing you again.
Click the Messy Church button at the top of this page to find out more.
All Methodists are called to service. We do this as individuals and as a church.
As a church, our current community activities include two Cafes, one on Wednesday morning and one on Friday morning.
To find out more about these and other ways we have served the community click the Community Activities button at the top of this page.
To find out more about how those in the Methodist Church do this, click the Methodist Way Of Life button at the top of this page.
The Methodist Church is committed to Justice, Dignity and Solidarity. We believe that all people are uniquely made in the image of God, and we aim to live this out in the Church and in our communities. This forms our Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) work.
Find out more about the inclusive Methodist Church by visiting Methodist.org.uk, click here. Use the back arrow on that site to get back to this page if you want.
