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Finally, did something I wasn’t able to do when I visited Methodist Central Hall Westminster back in 2013: climb to the top for the views. Nice, although they reminded me of those from the roof of International Maritime Organization not far away on the opposite bank (5/5)
'Grace is meant to be a pipeline, not a reservoir.'
Deacon Ali McMillan - watch our full online service back at mchw.live
‘Remember God’s grace, God’s love, is available to all, have faith in him for no-one is unworthy.’
Caroline Stead – Vice President of the Methodist Conference #HealingService #MCHWLIVE #Methodist
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Today I attended two mainstream denominational services with a rich history of expository preaching: Methodist Central Hall and All Souls Church, Langham Place.
Both are thriving today as vibrant, cross-cultural congregations
She had no standing and no reason to expect a yes. She asked anyway.
3 moments from Sunday's sermon on the Canaanite mother of Matthew 15, and the crumb that turned out to be enough.
#Matthew15 #Faith #Grace #MCHWLIVE
‘We don’t have to be like everyone else, we just have to be what God wants us to be.’
Revd Tony Miles #MCHWLIVE
‘Our world is messy. Our communities are complex. Even our own hearts are a mixture of wheat and weeds, moments of deep faith mixed with moments of doubt and selfishness. God's wisdom says: Let them grow together.’
Deacon Ali McMillan #MCHWLIVE
‘We need to practise the presence of Christ each day, being conscious he is always with us, and allowing him to guide our decision-making, our speaking, and our thoughts.’
Revd Tony Miles #MCHWLIVE
‘When we fully appreciate who God is, it should change who we are. We are made in his image and not vice versa!’
Revd Tony Miles #MCHWLIVE
‘Our Lord was teaching His disciples to address God as Father, emphasising a close and trusting relationship with Him.’
Revd Tony Miles #MCHWLIVE
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Queen Victoria was crowned in the Abbey #onthisday in 1838. The service was a grand affair, but wasn't without its mishaps. In her diary, Victoria recounted that ‘The Archbishop had (most awkwardly) put the ring on the wrong finger, and the consequence was that I had the greatest difficulty to take it off again, which I at last did with great pain.’ She did though say that the day was the proudest of her life.
ALT A regal coronation scene in a richly decorated hall. A seated queen is being crowned by a man in ceremonial robes, surrounded by noble figures in elaborate gowns and robes. An empty throne is visible in the background, and the floor features an ornate patterned carpet. The atmosphere is formal and grand, indicative of a royal ceremony.
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“Religious literacy is essential for social cohesion” - Archbishop of York @CottrellStephen opens the Religion Media Festival with his keynote ‘Protecting the place of religion in the media in in a digital age’
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The 7th Religion Media Festival has begun! Looking forward to our packed schedule of keynote speakers, panel discussions, and much more. See the full schedule here: religionmediacentre.org.uk/e…
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Key debates happening here on the media’s reporting priorities & the changing nature of content - with @DScalchi @BBCNews, Gareth Barr @ITV, @BarnieChoudhury @UEA_journalism @EasternEye, and Jolyon Mitchell @durham_uni and @CottrellStephen
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We have so many fantastic speakers coming to our festival on Monday including the Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell; the Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis; Imam Qari Asim; Prof Sir John Curtice; Daisy Scalchi, BBC; Zöe Franklin MP; TikTok vicar Rev Pippa White; and many more.
Check out the full programme and get your ticket: eventbrite.co.uk/e/religion-…
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Join us on Monday 29 June for our Religion Media Festival as we discuss religion in the media, hosted at Methodist Central Hall Westminster. Doors open at 10:00. Tickets: tinyurl.com/tfdc8j3p
One of the many important topics we'll be covering is how the media can challenge hate crime and promote social cohesion. At 16:00, we'll hear a keynote address by the Chief Rabbi, Sir Ephraim Mirvis, followed by an interview with Imam Qari Asim.
Both speakers are signatories to the Drumlanrig Accords, an agreement to foster good relations between Muslim and Jewish communities in the UK, and they will reflect on the role of the media at a time of heightened social tension.
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It was all joy at @MCHW on Sunday 14th June 2026. @LondonMethodist @MethRecorder @MethodistChGh @MethodistGB
"Downwardly mobile." The Revd Richard Andrew, President of the Methodist Conference, on imitating Christ's humility — and what the Church is called to become.
Sermon: soundcloud.com/methodistcent…
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Join us for our Religion Media Festival on 29 June 2026 as we discuss religion in the media, hosted at Methodist Central Hall Westminster. Doors open at 10:00. Reserve your place: tinyurl.com/tfdc8j3p
One of the many important topics we'll be covering is how the media can challenge hate crime and promote social cohesion. At 16:00, we'll hear a keynote address by the Chief Rabbi, Sir Ephraim Mirvis, an interview with Imam Qari Asim, co-chair of the UK Muslim Network, followed by a conversation chaired by former BBC Home Editor, Mark Easton.
Both speakers are signatories to the Drumlanrig Accords, an agreement to foster good relations between Muslim and Jewish communities in the UK, and they will reflect on the role of the media at a time of heightened social tension.
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This week, I had the privilege of participating in the UNA-UK Secretary-General hustings at Central Hall Westminster in London, the historic venue where the first session of the United Nations General Assembly was convened 80 years ago.
I was honoured to engage with representatives from government institutions, think tanks, universities, the diplomatic community, and citizens committed to the future of international cooperation.
My central message was simple: the United Nations is not facing a crisis of principles. The Charter remains as relevant today as it was in 1945. The Organization faces a crisis of credibility.
The UN was founded on a simple yet powerful promise: that by working together, nations could build a more peaceful, just, and secure world where people can live in dignity, free from fear and want. My commitment is to work with Member States to restore confidence in that promise. That requires a UN that is more effective, more accountable, and focused on delivering results for the people it serves.