Methodist Brighton & Hove Circuit

Two silhouetted heads face each other against a gradient pink purple background. They are thinking and speaking "Thinking Aloud Allowed" The strap line reads "Second Sundays 6.30 pm"

Thinking Aloud Allowed online discussion group. Sunday 8th February, 6.30 pm GMT. Contact sue.harrington@pcnbritain.org.uk by 6 pm for Zoom link info.

Poster advertising a ukulele band concert on 21 Feb 2026 at Woodingdean Methodist church. For more info call 01273 887618

Ukulele Band concert on 21st Feb in aid of the Circuit Refugee Project. Tickets at any of our Brighton & Hove Methodist churches or call the number on the poster.

Speaking of Justice in Worship and Preaching.
Sat, 11 Oct, 10am-2pm
Pls bring packed lunch. Hot drinks & soup available.
Rachel Lampard, Director of Social Justice & Social Action for The Methodist Church. Ecumenical JPIT
Right Rev Nick Holtam was Bishop of Salisbury and
CofE’s lead on environment.

2/2 as it has already done in some other European countries. Religion shouldn't be guided by political views but can provide a moral compass, so we need to discern God's will re our attitude to migration. This discussion will offer us an opportunity to share insights into this important subject.

Thinking Aloud Allowed May: 'The threats and benefits of human migration' 6.30 pm Sun, 11 May contact sue.harrington@pcnbritain.org.uk for Zoom link info by 6 pm.
A week ago, Reform UK showed through local elections that fear or resentment of immigration is gaining popularity in this country, 1/2

Thinking Aloud Allowed is a progressive Christian discussion group

We meet online tomorrow evening (Sunday 13th) at 6.30 pm as usual, for our discussion group Thinking Aloud Allowed.

It's Andy's last TAA with us before his 3-month sabbatical 🥲

For Zoom link info contact sue.harrington@pcnbritain.org.uk by 6pm on Sunday 13th April