Welcome to the website of the Leicester North Circuit of the Methodist Church of Great Britain.
Leicester Town Centre
As the name suggests, we are a family of Churches, in the north of Leicester.
We exists to share the love of God and the Good News of the Gospel through the worship and activities of the individual churches.
You can be assured of a warm welcome at any of our places of worship, so please feel free to join us. Our churches vary in both physical size and congregation but all have regular services and social activities.
Our Circuit is towards the northern end of the Northampton District and is one of three circuits that serve the City of Leicester and surrounding communities in the County.
Our Circuit comprises two rural, two suburban and three city churches encompassed within a radius of 3 miles centred on Birstall. We currently have two full time presbyters. In addition there is one supernumerary minister and one minister outside direct control of the church.
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Written by Carole Cottam
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Thursday, 03 May 2012 21:12 |
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I thought the Queen’s visit to Leicester would be a wonderful, exciting occasion, and then I was given the opportunity to ‘do’ a floral display in a window sill at the Cathedral and become part of the preparations.

19 flower arrangers decorated the Cathedral inside and out, also St Martin’s House; 2 of us from Birstall Flower Club, Sylvia Simes and I. I had a face-to-face experience with the Queen, but did not have to Curtsey, a blessing really, as I’m sure I would have legged myself up! Memories of the preparations, the camaraderie inside and outside the Cathedral, the ‘coming together’ of so many people involved with the success of the visit will stay with me forever. |
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Written by Rachel Parkinson
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Thursday, 03 May 2012 20:53 |
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We can hardly believe they are old enough, but two people who make a huge contribution to our Circuit life both reach 50 year anniversaries this year. It was 50 years ago that Jack Hanson was ordained, and 50 years ago that Rosemary Kelham became an accredited Local Preacher. We offer our congratulations to both of them, and our thanks for all the blessings they bring through their presence amongst us.
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Last Updated on Thursday, 03 May 2012 20:53 |
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Telling the stories of Holy Week and Easter |
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Written by Rachel Parkinson
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Thursday, 03 May 2012 20:51 |
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Easter crafts at Birstall Messy Church....

It was a delight to welcome the two Year 6 classes from Rushey Mead Primary School to Harrison Road Church this year. It’s a while since the school have visited and it was good to make contact again. Teachers and pupils were interested to hear from Brian Cottam how the school and church are “twins” having been built around the same time.
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Good Friday Craft morning at Syston |
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Written by Rachel Lattimore
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Thursday, 03 May 2012 20:44 |
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Syston Junior Church have been holding an Easter craft morning on Good Friday for as long as I can remember. This year we had about 50 children filling the hall with chatter and excitement, as well as the adults that had brought them.
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Bluebell Walk for Leprosy Mission |
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Written by Eileen Molesdale
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Thursday, 03 May 2012 20:40 |
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.Particpants: Sylvia Taylor, Kathleen Wade, Lindsey Smith, Eileen and Pete Molesdale
If we had believed the weather forecast on the morning of the Bluebell Walk we might have just decided to unpack our rucksacks and stay at home for the day. But we didn’t…..

As we set off from Oakham there was a sprinkling of rain (the soft kind – not the wet kind).
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Longslade Students lend a hand at Birstall Luncheon Club |
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Written by Gemma Rees
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Thursday, 23 February 2012 19:57 |
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Article from Longslade College website:
As part of their AS Level Citizenship course, Matthew Parkinson, George Line, Jordan Russell, Corisande Collins, Emily Cox, Sinead Moule and Hannah Rushin volunteered to help out at Luncheon Club at Birstall Methodist Church - this was in aid of building up an active Citizenship profile, showing that they are not just citizens of the college, but also of the wider community.



Luncheon Club provides a lunch service for the senior citizens of Birstall, where for a small fee, they are served lunch and provided with an opportunity to meet other senior citizens from the Birstall area.
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