Rev'd Ann Rigby-Jones Superintendent Minister From Sept 2019 [Subject to Conference approval ]

About Ann

My life hasn’t panned out the way that either my family or I thought it would. I was brought up in a Roman Catholic home and, from an early age, it seemed that I would grow up to be an RE teacher in a Catholic school. So I did …. until God had other ideas. I always had something in the back of my mind that told me that God wanted me to serve him as a minister in his church, but as a female Catholic, this seemed impossible. That was until I felt God calling me to another denomination where I could serve him in this way and so I found myself in Methodism by divine intervention. My spirituality had been enriched by my Catholic upbringing and so I felt able, with God’s strength, to follow his footprints and to make my way into a stage of my life that was unfamiliar and challenging. Becoming a Methodist was like finding a pair of shoes that fitted perfectly and events moved quickly after I became a member of a Methodist church in Leeds. In the space of a few years, I became a Local Preacher, went through ministerial training, was stationed in the Delamere Forest Circuit, was ordained, got married and arrived in Wirral. Now on to Hull Centre & West

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The Content of this Website is kept as up to date as possible. If you have any relevant information or events to contribute to the site to please contact : » Bob Lawe[Webmaster]. View Find Bricknell Avenue Methodist Church in a larger map [ mapping ref @53.767942,-0.389929]   HULL CENTRE & WEST MISSION POLICY 1. We believe that we are called together by God to be Spirit-led, with a heart for Jesus and a passion for mission. This belief shapes our decision making, our vision and the allocation of our God-given resources and leads us to identify our key priorities for mission. As a Circuit we will seek to support and resource work which meets one or more of the following objectives, and which can be either Church or Circuit led: a. Making new disciples and growing in discipleship b Establishing fresh expressions of church and church planting c Initiatives in mission-shaped ministry d. Community focused social action e. Work with families, young people and children, and older people> f. Reaching the missing generations g. Building community cohesion 2. We will consider seeking both funding and partnership with other organisations that offer us the freedom to fulfil our gospel imperative, in order to maximise our impact and effectiveness. 3. We will encourage We will encourage each of our churches to shape its life and witness around these priorities and to be active 'centres of mission' with the full support of the Circuit. For full Policy and explanation notes Click here

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