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 for creation
    Through your infinite mercy, O God, may we be prevented from destroying your creation. With so many ongoing conflicts, Lord, it can sometimes be a challenge for many people to believe in your existence. Yet, in spite of centuries of violence and hatred, oppression and injustice, all spawned from humankind, it is a miracle indeed that the human race can still recover, and produce people who can, and do, overcome evil with good; hatred with love and greed with open-handedness. This, Father God, can only be possible by your outpouring of grace. Amen.
  • A prayer for prisons
    Creator God, you teem in every prison space and in every story; prisoner, victim, family and staff. Your light breaks through the cracks in our broken vessels and the diversity of multi-faith prison chaplaincy. You know the loss that separation brings, yet offer hope that healing is accessible to hurting people and people who cause hurt. Guide your Church toward being a model for institutions that act justly and do not impose harm. See us, Mother of Nature, and forgive our failing to love with the sort of balance Jesus practised. Let us happily carry our share of injustice so that our ministries may relate to the people we are called to serve. Amen.