Pastoral oversight:
Rev. Christine Perry
Senior Steward: Mrs Lynda Naylor
Rev. Christine Perry
Senior Steward: Mrs Lynda Naylor
About HIGHGATE
Highgate Methodist Church came into being in January 1977 as a result of the amalgamation of Fairfield and Pellon Methodist Churches, and the buidling of the new church commenced the following summer.
The movement of population 'up the hill' from the town has meant that the church has had to move with its people. The church has been designed and built by Lanner Ltd of Wakefield.
The church building was extended in 2007 and offers now a large community room with a well equipped kitchen (which can be used by members of the community, if interested go to the Contact and bookings site).
One very special "feature" of Highgate Methodist Church is its organ - made by an organ enthusiast, Reverend David W. Cooper, who built it using elements of the organs from Pellon, Fairfield and other sources. As he proudly states in the brochure explaining this unusual project: "it is a do-it-yourself job that worked".
Highgate Methodist Church came into being in January 1977 as a result of the amalgamation of Fairfield and Pellon Methodist Churches, and the buidling of the new church commenced the following summer.
The movement of population 'up the hill' from the town has meant that the church has had to move with its people. The church has been designed and built by Lanner Ltd of Wakefield.
The church building was extended in 2007 and offers now a large community room with a well equipped kitchen (which can be used by members of the community, if interested go to the Contact and bookings site).
One very special "feature" of Highgate Methodist Church is its organ - made by an organ enthusiast, Reverend David W. Cooper, who built it using elements of the organs from Pellon, Fairfield and other sources. As he proudly states in the brochure explaining this unusual project: "it is a do-it-yourself job that worked".
We are committed to fair pay, fair and healthy working environments not only for us but also for people who supply us; for example with our coffee and tea. That's why Highgate Mehtodist Church is a FAIR TRADE CHURCH and when you join us for a "cuppa" you can rest assured that the tea has been traded fairly.
