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Wigton Road
Carlisle
Cumbria
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Services

Sunday Worship 10.30am

and

Café Style Worship:

recommences 8th September 2010

Thereafter alternate Thursdays 7.00pm

 

Growing together
with
St Georges United Reformed Church
Reverend David Firth comes to Carlisle from Dundee on 1st September 2010 and will have Pastoral Oversight of the Methodist Churches of Wigton Road Carlisle, Monkhill, Newtown, and Solway. He joins Reverend David Hasson and Reverend Janet Preston in the Carlisle Circuit.

Our Mission and Outreach charities 2009 - 2010

 

Move to Improve appeal

 

The charities chosen  in conjunction with other Methodist churches in the Carlisle Circuit are locally based :-

 

Cumbria Cerebral Palsy -  which many will associate with the work done at Scalescough Hall, situated between Carlisle and Penrith, providing accommodation and stimulation for those in its care. Residents will shortly be  having to move out of Scalesceugh Hall to new purpose built accommodation  at Lister Court and Parkland Village. Building has already started for the 30 residents and others who come for Day Care.   

 

For more details visit www.cumbriacerebralpalsy.net

Methodist contact is June Hodgson at Cotehill Chapel.

 

and

Watchtree Wheelers - the Wheels for All project launched in 2008 is dedicated to developing  a cycle exercise area and cycle track network around the Nature Reserve at Watchtree, particularly for the elderly, disadvantaged and disabled using specially designed cycles.

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For more details visit:  www.watchtree.co.uk/wheels.html

Methodist  contact  is  William Little  at  Dalston  Church.

The Circuit Charity for 2010-11 is the Addis Ababa Fistula Hospital.

The purpose of the hospital is to help the large number of women in Ethiopia who develop an obstetric fistula during childbirth. This may affect the life of the mother, cause her to have a stillborn baby and the resulting damage can cause lifelong misery and humiliation to the woman.  This  condition can only be cured by skilled surgery.

The hospital was built in 1975 and since then has expanded to provide training, to help long stay patients and to provide outreach centres  as travelling is very difficult in the mountainous terrain.

Further Information can be found on   www.hamlinfistulauk.org.