Teatime for the Soul is a short, dementia-friendly service designed to be gentle, familiar, and inclusive. With well-loved hymns, simple prayers, and a calm atmosphere, it offers comfort and connection.

After the service, everyone is invited to stay for afternoon tea, where conversation and companionship are shared over cakes and refreshments. It is a warm and welcoming space that nurtures both faith and friendship.

Led by Rev’d Vicci Davidson

Café Church is a relaxed and informal way to explore faith and community. We begin by sharing breakfast together before moving into a time of accessible worship, conversation, and reflection.

Gathered around tables with food, music, and storytelling, there is space to ask questions, share experiences, and discover what faith means in everyday life. It is a warm and welcoming setting for all ages, especially for those who might not feel at home in a traditional service.

Led by Rev’d Vicci Davidson

Our evening service offers a quieter, more reflective time of worship. With a gentler pace and space for stillness, it provides an opportunity to pause at the end of the day and draw closer to God.

Through prayer, thoughtful teaching, and moments of quiet reflection, the service creates a calming environment where you can find peace, perspective, and spiritual renewal. All are welcome to share in this time of worship and rest.

Led by Mr Jason Yannacoupolos

Come and be part of our Sunday worship, a time to gather as a community and encounter God together. Our services combine prayer, music, teaching, and reflection, offering something meaningful for people of all ages and backgrounds.

You will find a welcoming space where faith can be explored, questions can be asked, and hope can be renewed. Whether you are new to church or have been part of one for many years, you will be warmly received.

We will be livestreaming the service from the annual Methodist Conference.

Our evening service offers a quieter, more reflective time of worship. With a gentler pace and space for stillness, it provides an opportunity to pause at the end of the day and draw closer to God.

Through prayer, thoughtful teaching, and moments of quiet reflection, the service creates a calming environment where you can find peace, perspective, and spiritual renewal. All are welcome to share in this time of worship and rest.

Led by Rev’d Vicci Davidson

Come and be part of our Sunday worship, a time to gather as a community and encounter God together. Our services combine prayer, music, teaching, and reflection, offering something meaningful for people of all ages and backgrounds.

You will find a welcoming space where faith can be explored, questions can be asked, and hope can be renewed. Whether you are new to church or have been part of one for many years, you will be warmly received.

Led by Mr Neville Walton

Our Bible study group is a place to explore Scripture together in an open and supportive setting. We read, reflect, and discuss passages from the Bible, considering what they mean for our lives today.

It is not about having all the answers, but about learning from one another, asking questions, and deepening our faith through conversation and prayer. Everyone is welcome, whether you are new to the Bible or have been reading it for many years.

Our evening service offers a quieter, more reflective time of worship. With a gentler pace and space for stillness, it provides an opportunity to pause at the end of the day and draw closer to God.

Through prayer, thoughtful teaching, and moments of quiet reflection, the service creates a calming environment where you can find peace, perspective, and spiritual renewal. All are welcome to share in this time of worship and rest.

Led by Rev’d Cliff Shanganya

Join us for a heartfelt and inclusive Holy Communion service, where all are welcome. Whether you are a long-time member, a visitor exploring faith, or simply seeking a spiritual connection, you will find a warm and open community.

Worship blends the richness of Methodist tradition with contemporary warmth and fellowship, offering a space for prayer, song, and reflection. The service invites everyone to share in the sacrament of communion, a moment of spiritual renewal and connection with God and with one another.

Led by Rev’d Vicci Davidson

Teatime for the Soul is a short, dementia-friendly service designed to be gentle, familiar, and inclusive. With well-loved hymns, simple prayers, and a calm atmosphere, it offers comfort and connection.

After the service, everyone is invited to stay for afternoon tea, where conversation and companionship are shared over cakes and refreshments. It is a warm and welcoming space that nurtures both faith and friendship.

Led by Rev’d Vicci Davidson

Café Church is a relaxed and informal way to explore faith and community. We begin by sharing breakfast together before moving into a time of accessible worship, conversation, and reflection.

Gathered around tables with food, music, and storytelling, there is space to ask questions, share experiences, and discover what faith means in everyday life. It is a warm and welcoming setting for all ages, especially for those who might not feel at home in a traditional service.

Led by Rev’d Vicci Davidson

Our Bible study group is a place to explore Scripture together in an open and supportive setting. We read, reflect, and discuss passages from the Bible, considering what they mean for our lives today.

It is not about having all the answers, but about learning from one another, asking questions, and deepening our faith through conversation and prayer. Everyone is welcome, whether you are new to the Bible or have been reading it for many years.

Our choir meets regularly to rehearse music for services and special occasions. Singing together is not only a way of enhancing worship but also a chance to enjoy friendship and fellowship through music.

Whether you are an experienced singer or simply enjoy raising your voice in song, you will find a warm welcome. Choir practice is both uplifting and fun, helping us to prepare music that inspires the congregation and enriches our worship.

Join us for a heartfelt and inclusive Holy Communion service, where all are welcome. Whether you are a long-time member, a visitor exploring faith, or simply seeking a spiritual connection, you will find a warm and open community.

Worship blends the richness of Methodist tradition with contemporary warmth and fellowship, offering a space for prayer, song, and reflection. The service invites everyone to share in the sacrament of communion, a moment of spiritual renewal and connection with God and with one another.

Led by Rev’d Vicci Davidson

Come and be part of our Sunday worship, a time to gather as a community and encounter God together. Our services combine prayer, music, teaching, and reflection, offering something meaningful for people of all ages and backgrounds.

You will find a welcoming space where faith can be explored, questions can be asked, and hope can be renewed. Whether you are new to church or have been part of one for many years, you will be warmly received.

Led by Mrs Sophie Thompson

Join us and Churches Together in Windsor for Pentecost in the Park: Ecumenical Singing at Alexandra Gardens from 3 - 5pm, gathered around the bandstand. Bring a picnic - the Van with a Plan will be in attendance.

Come and be part of our Sunday worship, a time to gather as a community and encounter God together. Our services combine prayer, music, teaching, and reflection, offering something meaningful for people of all ages and backgrounds.

You will find a welcoming space where faith can be explored, questions can be asked, and hope can be renewed. Whether you are new to church or have been part of one for many years, you will be warmly received.

Led by Rev’d Cliff Shanganya

Our evening service offers a quieter, more reflective time of worship. With a gentler pace and space for stillness, it provides an opportunity to pause at the end of the day and draw closer to God.

Through prayer, thoughtful teaching, and moments of quiet reflection, the service creates a calming environment where you can find peace, perspective, and spiritual renewal. All are welcome to share in this time of worship and rest.

Led by Rev’d Vicci Davidson

Come and be part of our Sunday worship, a time to gather as a community and encounter God together. Our services combine prayer, music, teaching, and reflection, offering something meaningful for people of all ages and backgrounds.

You will find a welcoming space where faith can be explored, questions can be asked, and hope can be renewed. Whether you are new to church or have been part of one for many years, you will be warmly received.

Led by Mr Neville Walton

Open to anyone who calls Windsor Methodist their church, the Church Council is the equivalent of the board of trustees for our church. While all may attend and participate, only Church Council members may vote.

There will be no evening service this Sunday and you are invited to join us for tea after the meeting.

Come and be part of our Sunday worship, a time to gather as a community and encounter God together. Our services combine prayer, music, teaching, and reflection, offering something meaningful for people of all ages and backgrounds.

You will find a welcoming space where faith can be explored, questions can be asked, and hope can be renewed. Whether you are new to church or have been part of one for many years, you will be warmly received.

(Local arrangements)

Windsor Methodist Church are holding a hymn writing day for adults from 10am - 4pm.  There is no need to be a musician to attend - we are looking for writers of lyrics as well as tunes.  Come along and spend the day exploring the craft and hopefully creating some lovely new hymns and worship songs.

Refreshments will be provided for morning and afternoon breaks, but please either bring a packed lunch, or pop out to one of the many Windsor eateries when we break for lunch at 1pm.  The session will be led by Rev’d Vicci and Mark Davidson and all levels and abilities are welcome.

Our Bible study group is a place to explore Scripture together in an open and supportive setting. We read, reflect, and discuss passages from the Bible, considering what they mean for our lives today.

It is not about having all the answers, but about learning from one another, asking questions, and deepening our faith through conversation and prayer. Everyone is welcome, whether you are new to the Bible or have been reading it for many years.

Our choir meets regularly to rehearse music for services and special occasions. Singing together is not only a way of enhancing worship but also a chance to enjoy friendship and fellowship through music.

Whether you are an experienced singer or simply enjoy raising your voice in song, you will find a warm welcome. Choir practice is both uplifting and fun, helping us to prepare music that inspires the congregation and enriches our worship.

Teatime for the Soul is a short, dementia-friendly service designed to be gentle, familiar, and inclusive. With well-loved hymns, simple prayers, and a calm atmosphere, it offers comfort and connection.

After the service, everyone is invited to stay for afternoon tea, where conversation and companionship are shared over cakes and refreshments. It is a warm and welcoming space that nurtures both faith and friendship.

Led by Rev’d Vicci Davidson

Café Church is a relaxed and informal way to explore faith and community. We begin by sharing breakfast together before moving into a time of accessible worship, conversation, and reflection.

Gathered around tables with food, music, and storytelling, there is space to ask questions, share experiences, and discover what faith means in everyday life. It is a warm and welcoming setting for all ages, especially for those who might not feel at home in a traditional service.

Led by Rev’d Vicci Davidson

Jesus talks about God's Kingdom as a place of release from captivity.  The stories in this year's Easter Offering service tell of different ways that this is coming true.  People across the world might be trapped in many ways - by poverty, by violence, by the actions of others or of their own past.  Sometimes the things that bind us are deep in our own hearts.  Through Bible Study, worship, art and story, the Easter Offering service help us to think about God's Good News of freedom.  There is inspiration in the stories of others and prayer for all those still struggling for liberation.

For over 100 years, the Easter Offering service has been a key fundraiser for the Methodist Church's World Mission Fund - a response to the Easter celebratino of the new life of the resurrection.  This year's service has been written by Methodist Women in Britain, and will be led by members of churches across the circuit and hosted at Ledgers Road Methodist Church at 3pm on the 26th of April.

Come and be part of our Sunday worship, a time to gather as the Thames Valley Circuit and encounter God together. Our services combine prayer, music, teaching, and reflection, offering something meaningful for people of all ages and backgrounds.

You will find a welcoming space where faith can be explored, questions can be asked, and hope can be renewed. Whether you are new to church or have been part of one for many years, you will be warmly received.

Please note there will not be an evening service at Windsor Methodist on this date.

Led by Rev’d Vicci Davidson

Join us for a heartfelt and inclusive Holy Communion service, where all are welcome. Whether you are a long-time member, a visitor exploring faith, or simply seeking a spiritual connection, you will find a warm and open community.

Worship blends the richness of Methodist tradition with contemporary warmth and fellowship, offering a space for prayer, song, and reflection. The service invites everyone to share in the sacrament of communion, a moment of spiritual renewal and connection with God and with one another.

Led by Rev’d Vicci Davidson