Resources

The Resources on this  page have been created by people within our Circuit, the Regional Learning Network, the Connexion and external organisations. They are available for use, please acknowledge the authors when using  any of the resources,

Unbounded Love - Lent 2024

Charles Wesley's famous hymn Love Divine, All Loves Excelling (STF 503) talks about Jesus as ‘unbounded love’ – a kind of love that cannot be contained, that works in our lives and in our world to free us and heal us. Unbounded Love is the theme of the Lent campaign of the Methodist Church in 2024 – holding together our commitments to be a justice-seeking church, and a people who experience and proclaim the good news of God’s uncontainable love. 

Unbounded Love Resources

A Methodist Way of Life

In the Methodist Church, there are 12 practices that we think help us to encounter God. We call this A Methodist Way of Life. Each practice is a station on the journey where we can meet God and grow in faith.

Methodist Way of Life Resources


Messy Church

Messy Church is a way of being church for families and others. It is Christ - centred, for all ages, based on creativity, hospitality and celebration.

Messy Church website


Bible Journaling

Resources created by Bridget Down (South West Learning Network)

Introduction to Bible Journaling

Resources and examples of Bible Journaling

Examples of passages


Make your own Creation story prepared by Adam Biddlestone

Two PowerPoint slides with instructions and sample pictures




Other Resources

Michael Etheridge Library

These resources are held in local churches. To borrow then please contact the church direct.

Michael Etheridge Library

Godly Play Resources

The Circuit has a number of Godly Play stories and resources, kept at the Circuit Office.

To borrow these resources contact Adam Biddlestone

Holy Habits

The Circuit has resources for each of the ten habits practiced by the early church and recorded in Acts 2 : 41 - 45.

The resources have been created by Methodist Minister, Rev. Andrew Roberts in partnership with the Birmingham Methodist District and Bible Reading Fellowship.

Holy Habits website 

For copies of resources edited for use in our Circuit contact              Adam Biddlestone