150 for 150
Celebrating 150 years of Windsor Methodist Church
On 21 February 1877, worship began at Windsor Methodist Church at the crossroads of Alma Road and Clarence Road. A hundred and fifty years later, we're still here, and we want to mark this anniversary by doing something rather than just remembering something.
Over the coming Connexional year, from September 2026, we're aiming for 150 acts of kindness: volunteered hours, small kindnesses, big community projects, quiet ones nobody sees. Every act matters, whether it's an hour spent with Windsor Foodshare or checking in on a neighbour. We’re collecting stories of the acts of kindness of our church and local community this year - why not share your stories of kindness using the form below?
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Get involved
Not sure where to start?
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Look out for Windsor’s street community and night-time revellers with Windsor Street Angels
Volunteer with Windsor Food Share
Take a turn at the Alma Beacon night shelter this winter
Join our team of eager chefs in cooking some heartwarming meals for the night shelter (have a chat with Brenda)
Got a smile? Lend others yours! Help other people feel welcome as they walk into church one Sunday (speak to Louise)
Technical talent? Approach anyone on our AV team after the service and they can show you the ropes (or cables and kit)
Take part in a community litter pick (note: these are led by the Windsor Liberal Democrats, Windsor Methodist does not endorse any political party)
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Your smile is too good not to be shared. If you see someone ignored by others, share your sunshine with them
Check in on a neighbour who lives alone (just don’t randomly knock on doors… that can be creepy!)
Write to someone who can’t get out much
Give up your seat, carry a bag, say thank you
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Buy locally where you can
See where you could walk, cycle or take public transport instead of driving
Master what goes in the recycling bin and what doesn’t, by checking out this guidance
Got a garden? Build a wildlife log pile to provide shelter for friendly creepy crawlies
Chat with our EcoChurch Champion, Mark, to see what else you could do!
Here are a few ideas, but honestly, anything counts.
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