Address & Contact
Grange Road Methodist Church
Tankerville Street
Hartlepool
Co/Durham
TS26 8DU
Minister Name: Revd Janice Trimble
About
The church is situated on Grange Road close to the traffic lights where Grange Road intersects with Murray Street and St. Paul’s Road. It is on the left coming down Grange Road towards the town centre from Ward Jackson Park and on the right coming up Victoria Road away from the town centre.
We are a family friendly Church and everyone is welcome to join us for services. Also on Sunday afternoons Grace Church use our upstairs hall for worship.
we also have a well established Community Centre. Which has been running for many years.
Our Church Building has also got good Facilities for the disabled With a lift to access all floors, There is also a Baby changing available.
Grange Road Methodist Church Mission Statement : Sharing God’s Word – Showing God’s Love – Serving God’s World
Services
10.30am Sunday Morning Service. Weekly Entry through the main doors on Grange Road service held in Church. After the morning service we serve tea/coffee & biscuits in the down stairs hall for everyone to chat and catch up. everyone is welcome to join us for services
6.00pm Sunday Evening Services. Fortnightly Enter through side door on Tankerville Street service held in down stairs hall.
Weekly Activities
For more information web link http://www.grangeroadmc.co.uk
or contact our office on Hartlepool : 01429 287782
Our Community Centre has lots of different groups running
Art Classes – Sewing Groups – Ladies Choir – Tai Chi – Fitness Classes – Friendship Club – Trefoil Guild – Women’s Fellowship – Noah’s Ark Parent & Toddler – Slimming World – Life Skills – Yoga. plus many other activities.
Over the course of the year we hold various events including Weekly Services, Harvest Festival, Carol Services, Coffee Mornings, Quiz Nights, Musical Events , Afternoon Teas, Concerts, & much much more.
Brief History
What now contains the ‘community rooms’ and the office was built in 1886 as the church, and the present part which is the worship area now, was built in 1906. The building has been altered a number of times over the years.