Live streams & recorded video Broadcasts
Worship at home
The weekly devotion from the Vine, which you can use in your own home on Sunday, is still being produced - the latest issue is here. To download or print the page, click the chevron icon at the top right corner.
Currently we have a series produced by Circuit staff and local preachers from our own Circuit and the neighbouring South West Cumbria United Area:
Streamed live online
Ulverston Methodist Church streams its services live from the Church. Click to view the latest live stream:
- Sunday 22 June 10:30am - led by Revd. Hayley Edmondson
- Sunday 22 June 10:30am - led by Hazel Edmondson
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The Ulverston Methodist Church Youtube channel is home to most services streamed from the church, now available as recordings.
- The Grange Methodist Church Youtube channel is home to most services streamed from the church or elsewhere, now available as recordings.
- Radio 4 8.10am Sunday Worship - catch up last 4 Sundays here
- BBC 1 Sunday worship - catch up last 4 Sundays here
- BBC 1 1.15pm Songs of Praise - catch up last 4 Sundays here
Grange Methodist Church streams a service at 10:30am on YouTube. Click to view the forthcoming live stream:
After the live stream ends, these links will take you to the recorded service, as below.
NOTE that on 29 June, there will be no live stream from either Ulverston or Grange. The congregation at Grange will watch the live stream from the Methodist Conference at Telford at 10:45am, showing the Reception into Full Connexion service. You can watch this service at home here. At this service Revd. Hayley Edmondson will be received, prior to her ordination in the afternoon. The ordination service at Shrewsbury Abbey will be streamed live here starting at 4pm.
Worship on the radio and TV
A service is broadcast each Sunday on Radio Cumbria at 8am. The broadcasts are available to "catch up" on BBC Sounds for up to 30 days - click here. Good if you don't fancy listening at 8am!Note that this will play the entire 3-hour programme; the service will start about 2 hours in, so you may want to drag the pointer at the foot of the screen to find the beginning.
Radio 4 Longwave also broadcasts a daily service Monday to Friday at 9.45am
Recent broadcasts still available:
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