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Hexham Trinity Methodist Church

Name: Hexham Trinity Methodist Church
Address: Beaumont Street, Hexham, Northumberland, NE46 3LS, Hexham, GB
Telephone: 07908 192048

An active Methodist church on Beaumont Street offering Sunday worship and a range of community activities.

Beaumont Street, Hexham, Northumberland, NE46 3LS 07908 192048 Visit website Facebook YouTube

About Hexham Trinity Methodist Church

Hexham Trinity Methodist Church is an active Methodist congregation on Beaumont Street in central Hexham, describing itself as a place for everyone to question, discover and explore the Christian faith. The church gathers for worship most Sundays at 10:30am, with a mission centred on learning to live as followers of Jesus so that more people come to know of God's love. It offers a welcoming, inclusive community open to enquiry and exploration within the Christian tradition.

Beyond Sunday worship, the church hosts a range of activities through the week and supports local charitable work, including links with the West Northumberland Foodbank, and maintains a community worker role. Its halls are also used by community groups in the town. The church streams its Sunday services online, extending its reach to those unable to attend in person.

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