The Methodist Church Tower Hamlets
Bow Road
1 Merchant Street, Bow, London E3 4LY (Corner of Bow Road and Merchant Street) Map
Church Stewards: Evelyn Louis 0207 515 7264
Superintendent Minister: Revd Jenny Impey (See Contact Us) For bookings, please contact the circuit office:
020 8880 7301
What's On: Sunday Service 11.00 every other week. See circuit plan or continue to Worship at Home
Friday: Band for Life 1.30 - 4.00
Ethnos
Evangelism outreach for the Tower Hamlets Community
LATEST NEWS
ethnos Evangelism outreach at Bow Road, Tower Hamlets Methodist Circuit
Evangelism on the forecourt
Continuing without Lucia!
Lucia Banks 07545 135465
There are a number of people who could share the good news of Jesus with others, yet for some reason think they’re not qualified or good enough, whilst others try to find an opportunity, but have not found one yet. If this speaks to you, here is an opportunity to leave your comfort zone and join our Team, ‘ETHNOS’ (People of God, All nations).
We ran two sessions; What is Evangelism?’ and ‘How to do Evangelism’ followed by practical outreach on the street, in front of Bow Road Methodist Church; Wednesdays from 11.30-1.30pm once a month
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Our Bow Evening Prayer resumes on Monday 6th September at 7pm .
Sunday 25th July 11.00 Farewell to the Superintendent: Rev'd John, and Irene Hayes
This is what a live service can look like - in case you have forgotten!
Still masked, and still quite sparce,
but those who came and heard John Singleton preach were delighted to be back at Bow!
Sunday 21st June
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ZACCHAEUS Project currently meets here, while Bethnal Green is under renovation
Members of the Zacchaeus Walking Group setting out from the Church together - at last.
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Food Cycle at Bow Road
During the Crisis, Food Cycle has been delivering meals to clients on a Friday evening.
Since end of October 2020, there has been meal distribution from the Church Doors from 7 - 8 pm
The charity Food Cycle runs a project at Bow Road providing meals to needy people on a Friday evening, 7pm. The charity operates in around 30 locations nationwide and sources food from supermarkets that is soon to reach its sell-by date. The aim is to provide a tasty meal for people who struggle to afford the basics to eat and who will eat alone without company or conversation. The project relies on a team of very committed volunteers offering their time to support people living in the local community. If you want to know more, visit the website (www.foodcyle.org.uk) contact Matt (matt@foodcycle.org.uk) or 020 7729 2775
History of the Bow Methodist Church