Welcome

This service will be led by Elisabeth Brooks at the Horley Methodist Church

The service will be led by Mr Edward Pender. New here? Take a look at our [FAQ’s](https://reigatemethodist.org.uk/new-here/frequently-asked-questions/) before your first visit Watch online You can watch our services live on our YouTube channel or view them afterwards on catchup:
https://www.youtube.com/@reigatemethodistchurch3966/streams(https://www.youtube.com/@reigatemethodistchurch3966/streams)

PLEASE NOTE that as this service is being live streamed on the internet, any children or others who do not want to be visible, may wish to sit in pews away from the centre of the Church. If you have any queries, please ask the door stewards on duty

Join us for a relaxed game of badminton each week in the Clarke Hall. We meet every Monday except on Bank Holidays or when the Community Centre is closed

— No booking necessary, just drop in (regulars will be invited to join the WhatsApp group to help organise the sessions)
— Everyone over 18 welcome, whatever your level of skill
— Bring your own racket if you have one (but we have some available to borrow)
— Shuttlecocks provided
— Refreshments provided
— £3.00 a session Contact Stephen Tickell or Amanda Rayner for more information.

The Toddler Group at Reigate Methodist Church is a great way to meet other parents and carers. For the children, it’s a fantastic time for play, music and dance. Join us between 09:30 and 11:30.

— Everyone welcome
— For children up to four
— Booking required – see below
— £3.00 a session, per family
— Term time only Each session costs £3.00 (plus a 30p booking fee). Please go to https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/whats-on/reigate/reigate-community-centre to reserve your place.(https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/whats-on/reigate/reigate-community-centre)

Join us for a 30 minute guided meditation or stay longer for a cup of tea and a chance to share your thoughts.

— No booking necessary, just drop in
— Everyone welcome
— Free
— No religious knowledge required For more information contact [clive@taketime.org.uk](mailto:clive@taketime.org.uk)

What is Taketime? This is a great place for spiritual explorers as well as those mature in their faith. Taketime meditations are based on Gospel passages, that enable you to enter into stories imaginatively – and give you an opportunity to speak to – and listen to, Jesus. This is a simple and effective way of praying, attributed to St Ignatius. Many people find it therapeutic and transformational. Taketime Together Our Taketime Together group has three parts.
— a 20 to 30-minute Taketime Meditation,
— Tea and coffee and a chance to chat with others informally
— a Time of Sharing There is an opportunity to leave after each section, so you can leave after the meditation if you wish, or after the refreshments, or you can stay for all three sections. The Time of Sharing is for anyone who would like to talk about their spiritual journey and look at the Bible passage on which the meditation was based. It uses open questions enabling people to share their experiences of the meditation if they wish. The session then looks at the Bible text and allows people to share their reactions. No background knowledge is needed and all contributions are valued equally.