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St John's is a modern church situated in the suburb of Allestree, two miles north of the centre of Derby. We are adjacent to the Park Farm shopping centre and there is ample parking both there and in the church's own car park. Our minister is Rev David Owen.
Coronavirus update - 1 September Good news St John's is now open again for services St John's held its first service after the third lockdown on Sunday 4 April, Easter Sunday, and is now holding a shortened service of about 45 minutes each Sunday at 10:30 am. Since 23 August we have been trying to get back to normal. We have moved the pews closer together and brought back the upholstered chairs we used to use before Covid. You should now be able to recognise the church as it used to be. We have started singing hymns again but for the present we ask you to remain seated. After church coffee has returned but we are serving it in the hall. Hand sanitiser is available in the foyer for you to use.
Videos about Methodism If you are looking at our website because you have seen St John's Methodist Church in Park Farm and are wondering who Methodists are and what happens at St John's, we shall be hosting a series of videos to help you. This is the fifth in the series. Keep looking for more. God and Suffering: The Grenfell Tower Fire The previous videos in the series can be found by clicking here .
Services on the Internet Sunday service from Swan Bank Methodist Church, Burslem Swan Bank is a lively, growing church, based in Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent, with a mission to 'Love God and Love People'. Each Sunday they broadcast an act of worship on Facebook.

Sunday 11.00am service from Wesley's Chapel, City Road, London Wesley's Chapel was built under the direction of John Wesley and opened in 1778. It is sometimes called "The Mother Church of World Methodism".

Sunday 11.00am service from Central Hall Westminster, London Central Hall Westminster was opened in 1912 as a meeting place for Methodists and members of the general public. It was originally known as Methodist Central Hall.