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The Methodist Church Scartho

A warm welcome awaits you at Scartho Methodist Church

Thought For The Week

Singing hymns and songs is done regularly in Christian services, some of the hymns were written in the 1700's and it is they are just as relevant today as when they were written. 
Some are written to encourage worship, others to remind the all-compassing Love of God, to encourage in times of trouble the faithfulness of God, as a reminder of the promises, actions, protection, guidance, support and  care we receive daily from our Heavenly Father
This is all available for any one who seeks Him still today, what a joy and privilege.  

The year through our window

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Scartho Methodist Church

​​We are a bible-believing church in the Scartho area of Grimsby.  The congregation of the church consists of people from a broad age range with some people travelling in from other parts of Grimsby and the surrounding area.
You are very welcome - please come and join us!

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Scartho Methodist Church

Louth Road, Grimsby, DN33 2EH

Prayer Diary For Week Commencing

Sunday 25th January 2026

 

"(Jesus said) 'But I tell you who hear me:  Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who mistreat you.'"  Luke 6: 27 – 28 NIV.

 

Please pray about the 2 recent train crashes in Spain.  The first one involved 2 trains going in opposite directions both at about 120 mph.  One of them derailed causing some of the carriages to go on the other track where they were hit by the other train.  At least 41 people were killed and well over a hundred injured.  The second crash was only a matter of days later, caused by a train crashing into part of a retaining wall that had fallen down onto the track during a storm.  The driver was killed and at least 37 passengers were injured.  Pray for everyone affected by these dreadful incidents – those who have lost loved ones and for the injured, some seriously.  Pray that there will be no more crashes like this and pray for all the workmen that are still clearing the lines.  Also pray for the Spanish authorities who are investigating why these crashes look place.

 

 

Please pray about the situation in Greenland and the repercussions after President Trump of America is threatening to take over the country.  He has even threatened the use of troops to take the country over.  Greenland is partly controlled by Denmark and has their own government. Pray that they will not be forced to join USA against their will.  Also pray about the way that the President of the USA is threatened tariffs against European countries that speak out against what he wants to do.  The outcome could be a trade war that might make everyone in the world poorer and the breakup of NATO, one of the things that has kept western European countries safer for many years.

 

 

Please pray about the effect of global warming in the world and especially in our own country where last year was possibly the warmest since we have records.  Pray that all countries will be realistic about the situation.  The countries that will be worst affected by the rising temperatures will include many of the poorest countries.

 

Please pray about the continuing violence in Gaza.  There is supposed to be a ceasefire but apparently there are still people being killed.  Pray that this violence will totally cease with an effective peace agreement.

 

 

Please pray for our preachers who are preaching next Sunday.

Pray for the preparation as well as the service.

Susan Chambers at Waltham, Inga Greet at Immingham, Lester Kitching at St. Christopher's,

Kath Melling at North Thoresby and Chris Norman taking the evening service at Side Door.

 

 

Please pray for the Church in Nepal, Number 46 on the Open Doors watch list.  Nepal is a Hindu country.  Christians can face physical attacks and economic pressure, especially if they are new believers.  Church leaders are frequent targets – they can be beaten, threatened and falsely accused.  New Christians may be disowned by their families or denied inheritance.  Christian women may face house arrest, starvation and physical violence from family members who attempt to force them to renounce their faith.

Violence and social exclusion can leave Christian men unable to provide for their families.

Anti-conversion laws have hindered the church's growth in Nepal – it can be very risky to convert from Hinduism to Christianity.  Despite the persecution they face, believers in Nepal are standing firm in their faith.  Christian converts are viewed as those who have left the traditional faith of Nepal and betrayed Nepali identity.  A lot of persecution is driven by Hindu extremists who believe that all Nepali people should be Hindu and that Nepal should return to being an officially Hindu country.  These groups have close ties to other Hindu extremist groups in neighbouring India.  Recent political instability provided cover for an increase in violence and pressure against Christians.  While an interim government has been established, elections set for March 2026 may determine the near future of Nepal.  The country's religious minorities live in an uncertain environment as they wait to see what will happen.

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