Flower arrangements

Flowers are given each week by members of the congregation, usually to mark a family celebration or in memory of loved ones, and arranged by members of the flower guild.

Worship or Why are we still here?

There has been a Methodist community worshipping in Kenilworth since the days of the Wesleys in the 18th century.
Why are we still here? Find the answer in the hymns that have inspired each flower arrangement. If you are curious read the full text in Hymns and Psalms. Click on the hymn title to see the flower arrangements.

Opposite front door :: Jesu, thou joy of loving hearts (258)
Back of church :: He dispels our sin and sadness (35)
Entry into church :: God is here! (653)
Balcony rail :: Lo, he comes with clouds descending (241)
Choir :: O for a thousand toungues ot sing (744)
Pulpit :: Open their mouth and utterance give (772)
Communion table :: Jesus, we thus obey thy last and kindest word (614)
Lectern :: I rest upon thy word (680)
Side of communion area :: See how great a flame aspires (781)
Side of church :: Loving Jesus, gentle lamb (738)
Side of church :: When shall I see the welcome hour (740)
On leaving church :: Forth in thy name, O Lord, I go (381)
Lounge - a prayer for peace :: All glory to God in the sky (400)

Last modified: May 11 2011