We are a small group of Christians who meet weekly for worship and fellowship at our Church in Over (Cambridgeshire).

Please use the menu to find out a little more about our Church, it’s facilities and the people who meet there.

Usually we have worship:
1st Saturday of the month at 12:00am following a coffee morning between 10am and 12 noon.
2nd, 3rd and 4th Sunday’s of the month at 6pm
See our calendar for more details.

Most of our worship services are available live on Zoom (click the link to join) and usually live streamed on YouTube to enjoy at any time. The Zoom link will become live just before the services indicated on our Worship Calendar and the live stream will be advertised if you follow our YouTube channel Over Methodist Worship – YouTube please, like and subscribe!

There is room for you at Over Methodist Church and you are always welcome here.

Prayer of the Day

Districts, circuits, churches, and individuals are invited to pray for the Methodist Church as we deepen our commitment to be a growing, evangelistic, inclusive, justice-seeking Church of gospel people. The prayer for today is shown below:

  • A prayer that we may mirror God’s goodness
    Mary sings, “My soul magnifies the Lord”. But how can I make God greater? Lord of life, in the way I live, move and inhabit my being, mirror in me your extravagant love and expansive goodness. Enlarge my soul: to bear witness to human destruction, riven by unspeakable violence. Enlarge my soul: to rail against relentless consumption, upending the gentle balance of the earth. Enlarge my soul: to speak out against power-seeking policies, indifferent to hunger and dismissive of need. May my spirit dance to the intricately woven melody of prayer, praise and protest. Be ever greater within me, that my soul may magnify the Lord forever. Amen.
  • A prayer that we may see God in others
    Teach us, Lord, to seek your face in those who think they are faceless; your word among those who are voiceless; and your transforming presence among those who feel powerless. Draw us to yourself that we may be active contemplatives in the heart of your world, discovering afresh the presence of Jesus wherever it is disguised and honouring you in the face of the neighbour, the lowly appearance of bread and wine, and the walk of daily service, that we might follow where you lead and respond with warmed hearts and active hands. Amen. Inspired by Mother Teresa of Calcutta and Karl Rahner