Welcome to your Methodist-Anglican Church in Bitterne, Southampton

The church is a 'Local Ecumenical Partnership'. That means that what were two congregations now live and worship as one, sharing their services, buildings and their finance.

Our Mission Statement is
'To know God better, to make Him better known'.

Meet the Staff
Rev Stuart Bell is the Methodist Minister serving the LEP. At 'work' he loves leading worship, preaching and singing all sorts of hymns and songs. In his spare time, he supports The Saints, takes lots of photographs and plays with computers.
Rev Adam Gay has been Curate in the Parish since being ordained in 2005. He became a Christian in his late twenties. Adam trained for work in hospital theatres and worked for many years in health service management. He is married with two grown-up daughters.

The Buildings

There are two buildings, the Anglican Church known as 'Holy Saviour', and the Methodist 'Wesley Centre'. 

Holy Saviour is the 'Church with the Steeple' right on the Bitterne precinct.  It's visible at the top of a hill for miles around and the building is more than 150 years old.

The Wesley Chapel is in the Wesley Centre, which is accessible just around the corner in Whites Road.