HOLLINS LANE METHODIST CHURCH, FORTON

 Minister:  Rev Paul Critchley
Epworth House, Carr Lane, Pilling
Preston PR3 6HH
Tel. 01253-790277

Church Secretary
Mrs M Mansfield,
Tel. 01524-791338

The history of the Hollins Lane Church was covered in an excellent booklet written for the 175th anniversary (1997) by Ann Thomson. Copies are £3 including postage.  Please ring 01524-791338
The Church receives weekly donations in support of a Christian home for mentally retarded young people in Bangalore, India. The home is called Nireekshana, which means House of Hope.  Last year about £1500 was contributed. Go to map to locate Hollins Lane

THIS IS A PHOTO TAKEN AFTER A MORNING SERVICE IN 2007

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Fellowship after the morning service

A computer class in the schoolroom

 

Subpostmaster Mike Dodgson at the opening of the Post Office in the schoolroom in April 2007

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SUNDAY SERVICES at 10.30am and 6.30pm
Junior Church (The Discoverers) is during the morning service, except (usually) for one Sunday of the month when there is All-age Worship
Visitors are asked to check the venue of the evening service which, on the last Sunday of each month, is held jointly with Dolpinholme and Scorton.  Click for the Circuit Plan

THE WEDNESDAY FELLOWSHIP
a devotional meeting, monthly in the 3rd week, at 2 pm

THE CHILL OUT ZONE
for young people aged
6-11 on Wednesdays 6.30-8.00pm
i
n term time

The Church participates actively in interdenominational activity through Churches Together in Forton

Forton lies close to the M6, and its service area is well known for its mushroom-shaped tower. We warmly invite travellers to escape from the M6 for a short time and join us for Sunday worship. A friendly welcome is waiting! You can leave the motorway at junction 33 and be with us in about five minutes.

 

Our comfortable schoolroom is used for many community activities such as computer classes as shown on the left. Since April 2007 we have accommodated the Forton Post Office as a service to the village.

  

THE MORNING CONGREGATION IN SUMMER 2007