St Paul's Methodist
Church, Crawley
Woodfield Road, Crawley, W Sussex
RH10 8ER

Ministers:
Rev Gillian Baalham 01293 201426
Deacon Jenny Parnell 01293 664696

General enquiries ask.stpauls@gmail.com

Community

At St Paul’s we seek to demonstrate God's love by serving the people of Crawley and the wider world in as many ways as we can.

Loaves and Fishes – our volunteer-run café is a popular meeting place with our own congregation, members of the local community and people coming into the building for the many classes and groups which hire our rooms.

Opening times - 10:30am-1:30pm Tuesday-Thursday in school term times

Why 'Loaves and Fishes'? It's a reminder of the time when over 5,000 people gathered by the Sea of Galilee hungry to hear Jesus's teaching. With the day drawing to a close, the disciples reminded Jesus that the people needed to be fed but the only food available was two loaves of bread and five fishes brought by a small boy. Miraculously, with these meagre resources everyone was fed.


Supporting charities – St Paul’s regularly supports All We Can (Methodist Relief and Development)MHA (Methodist Homes), Christian Aid, and Action for Children. In addition our congregation is always generous in responding to appeals for emergency situations in the world.


Love Your Neighbour Crawley -  A collective of local churches and volunteers, which began in response to the Covid pandemic. Along with crisis support, Love Your Neighbour Crawley works with The Easter Team, a Crawley Foodbank Partner and many other local community groups. Through its town centre hub, LYN signposts local people in need to all kinds of help, support and charities around Crawley. St Paul's supports LYN along with our Deacon, Jenny Parnell and St Paul's LYN Champion, Sheila Jones.


Crawley Open House - Offers hostel accommodation, a Day Centre, advice and assistance to homeless people in Crawley. St Paul's supports Open House in practical ways such as collecting warm clothing for the winter months and collections of food items as well as through regular prayer.


 

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