The calling of the Methodist Church is to respond to the gospel of God’s love in Christ and to live out its discipleship in worship and mission.

Cullercoats Methodist Church has a strong pastoral network, which exists to aid communication between its members and leaders and to ensure the spiritual and practical welfare of individuals within the church. 

Members of the church are assigned a pastoral visitor who calls to see them regularly. It is an opportunity for individuals to talk about where they are in their spiritual journey, and for the pastoral visitor to encourage them to move on in their faith as well as to help with any practical needs.

We have a Pastoral Priority Visiting Team, an Emergency Visiting Team and a Bereavement Visitors Team as well as an active team of Pastoral Visitors and Cell Group Leaders.

We are a partner Church with Open Doors, an organisation committed to serving those who are being persecuted because they are Christians. 

We aim to encourage and support our suffering brothers and sisters by sharing their stories and praying not just for them but with them. We also aim to complement the power of prayer with advocacy, enabling their voice to be heard through petitions and writing to MPs etc.

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Yearly we join with thousands of churches around the world in the International Day of Prayer.

This year we are marking this on Sunday 28th November at the 10.45 am service and at 6.00 pm with a Night Lights for Syria vigil.