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“Women, Preachers, Methodists” is the latest Heritage Talk video to be added to our new YouTube channel. Please enjoy, subscribe and spread the word!

Englesea Brook now has its own YouTube channel! To celebrate the launch of the Channel’s launch and to mark Black History Month 2021 our three Heritage Talks from Black History Month 2020 have been posted as our brand new Channel’s inaugural videos.  You can also view the three videos directly […]

To mark Black History Month, which runs throughout October, our new exhibition exploring the Black History of Primitive Methodism is now open and will run until the end of October 2022.  Beginning with Methodist opposition to the slave trade, it explores the dificulties of remembering PM missions to Africa and […]

Good news! The Museum will reopen its doors to the public on 11th June, and we are working to organise visits so as to keep both staff and visitors safe, whilst ensuring that visitors can have an enjoyable and rewarding Museum experience. Here are some of our wonderful volunteers giving […]

Join us, via Zoom, for our series of 4 Lent Bible Studies. Led by former Vice President of the Methodist Conference, Jill Baker, we will be exploring the theme of Wilderness over 4 consecutive Wednesdays from 10.30am-12pm. starting on Wednesday 17th February. For a zoom invitation please email Ruth Hilton […]

For our zoom heritage talk on Saturday 27th February, a number of those involved in collating and contributing to this new book will explore various themes, including our own Research Officer, Rev Dr Tim Macquiban. For a zoom invitation, please email Ruth Hilton on engleseabrookproject@outlook.com All are welcome.

Saturday 13th February at 11am via zoom, Phoebe Parkin is joining us to led this week’s heritage talk. Phoebe is the current National Youth President of the Methodist Church and we look forward to welcoming you all. For a zoom invitation, email Ruth Hilton on engleseabrookproject@outlook.com

Sunday 14th February at 3pm. Join us on zoom for a contemporary act of worship using the Primitive Methodist Love Feast. Bring your own drink and snack to share during the service. Led by Rev Michael Parrott.

The third in our series for Black History Month, this session we are joined by Dr Ekebuisi, live from Nigeria. A Methodist theologian, he is sharing with us his insights into Primitive Methodist missions to Nigeria, their impact and legacy. If you would like to join us, please email Ruth […]

Virtual Heritage service led by our Research Director, Rev Dr Tim Macquiban on the theme: ‘Catching the coat-tails’. If you would like to join us, email our Project Director Ruth Hilton and she will send you a Zoom invitation. All are welcome. Email: engleseabrookproject@outlook.com