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Dalton Methodist Church


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No ImageDalton-in-Furness is one of the oldest towns in the Cumbria penisular and sits north of Barrow and just off the A590 from Ulverston, Newby Bridge and the M6. Please click here for a map of the church's position on Wellington Street. If you are using a Sat Nav to find us, the postcode is LA15 8AN.




The minister with pastoral charge for this church is The Rev. Ron Wilson. You can ring him on 01229 465061 if you want to arrange a baptism, wedding etc.

Services

Dalton Methodist Church has a service each Sunday morning at 10:30. It lasts about an hour, and at present the church membership is 53. On the 2nd Sunday of each month there is also an evening Healing Service. This starts at 6:00 pm. All are welcome.

You are invited to other events around the Circuit / Pastorate


Saturday 6th Feb Joan Milburn and her friends from the Blind Club are hosting an event at Vickerstown Methodist church to raise money for local charities for the blind and for First Responders. Coffee and toast will be served from 10:00, soup from 12:00 to 1:30 and tea and scones in the afternoon. Please drop in if you can.

Coffee Morning in Aid of Haiti
We have all seen the devastation of Haiti and the effects of the earthquake on the people who live there. Although you may have given money already to the appeal, there will be the need to continue to support the rebuilding of lives in this country. Please support this coffee morning, if you cannot attend maybe you can buy and sell some tickets.
CIRCUIT/PASTORATE COFFEE MORNING IN AID OF HAITI
Beacon Hill Methodist Church
Saturday 27th February 2010
10am -12 Midday
Bring & Buy Cake Stall
Tickets £1

The Dalton and District Women’s World Day of Prayer Servicewill be held on Friday, 5th March at 2:30 p.m. at Our Lady’s and St. Margaret’s R.C. Church, Dalton. The theme of the service is “Let everything that has breath praise God” and is prepared by Christian women of Cameroon. The leader is Mrs Beatrice Hodgson and the speaker is Father Glasswell.
Everyone is most welcome to attend.


Dalton has its own more detailed website which can be found here.