Peak Circuit News 11 June
A Journey into Christian wholeness - a day exploring Christian healing led by Rev Nick Read
Saturday 27th June 2026, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
Peak Methodist Church at Bakewell, Matlock Street, DE45 1EL
What is the journey into wholeness?
How does God heal?
Is healing and wholeness the same as cure?
How do I pray for healing?
What will the day involve?
- Looking at healing accounts in the Bible
- Sharing testimonies
- A chance to ask questionsAn opportunity for prayer
What do you need to do?
If possible, let us know that you are coming but feel free to just turn up on the day.
- Bring a packed lunch
- (Drinks will be provided)
RSVP: gill.sharp@methodist.org.uk
3 Generate 2026
Friday 2 Oct to Sunday 4 Oct
3Generate is the Methodist Church in Britain's annual youth assembly, taking place every October at the NEC in Birmingham. Children and young people from ages 8-18 from across the Connexion come together for a weekend jam-packed with faith, fun and worship. Find out more here: 3Gen
Once again a group is going from the Peak Circuit. If you know any young people that would like to join us please contact Karen, Children & Families Enabler: cf@pekmethodistcircuit.org; 07459092524
This year at 3Generate we’re exploring the theme On The Way - a celebration of the lifelong, ever unfolding journey of faith. Building on previous years’ focus on tuning into God and travelling the “Journey of a Lifetime,” On The Way invites every child and young person, whatever their starting point, to take a meaningful next step with God. The theme encourages simple, everyday practices that help us encounter God, reflect together and grow in community. Rooted in John 14:6, the programme explores Jesus as the Way, the Truth and the Life—with opportunities to encounter these ideas in worship, conversation, creativity, movement and reflection.
Journey of a Lifetime
30 July – 1 August
Got any holiday plans? Come and join us at Peak Methodist Church Bakewell for 3 days at our Intergenerational Holiday Club. Everyone is welcome, adults and children alike. There will be something for everyone. Join us for all or some of the days.
Contact Chloe Donoghue (07540 110 199 / email donoghuefamily45@gmail.com) – to find out more and book your place
Hathersage Millennium Garden Open Afternoon
Sunday 21 June, 2-4pm
The Millennium Garden is a semi-wild community garden run by volunteers in the grounds of Hathersage Methodist Church. As part of Open Wild Gardens Weekend (20-21 June) the Millennium Garden is holding a special Open Afternoon on Sunday 21 June. Although the garden is open to visit all the time, the Open Afternoon is a special opportunity to meet the volunteers over refreshments, have a garden tour, find out more about the history of the garden and share ideas for the future.
Visit Open Wild Gardens to see all the local gardens that are open across the Hope Valley on 20-21 June
June is Pride Month at The Book Room
Pride month is marked across the world each June to celebrate LGBTQ+ culture, history and civil rights. The Book Room (the second-hand bookshop in Hathersage Methodist Church) is marking Pride month this June with a display of books on LGBTQ+ themes. In the church there is also be a Pride-themed jigsaw on the go, a Pride prayer tree and a children's rainbow trail, proudly sharing the message that God’s love is for everyone. Church and bookshop open daily 9am to 5pm.
Hathersage Repair Cafe
Saturday 27 June, 9.45-12.15
Hathersage Methodist Church Hall
Our team of volunteer experts will be on hand to offer advice and small repairs for clothes/textiles, electricals, knife and tool sharpening, small furniture and houseplant revival. All repairs are free of charge – donations are welcome towards future running costs, and any surplus goes towards good causes. Hathersage Repair Cafe is run by the Anglican and Methodist churches in Hathersage, trying to do our bit to protect the planet through repair and re-use. Refreshments served.
