Our Work 

Methodist Evangelicals Together (MET) seeks to encourage evangelicals within Methodism to read and study the Bible, pray, engage in theological study, participate in decision making at every level of the Methodist Church, and, fulfil their calling as part of the whole people of God within the local church and community.

From 2012 - 2022 MET employed two successive Development Workers who were available to lead retreats, church weekends, Continuing Local Preacher Development, Bible-teaching and prayer events around the Connexion and online. When a new staff member is appointed, similar Bible teaching opportunties will be offered again.

MET hosts an annual REVIVE the MET Prayer Weekend and an annual Expository Preaching Conference with nationally known speakers. A reception and daily prayer meetings are held at the Methodist Conference. The unique annual Equipping for Ministry Conference provides support for those in ministerial training, probationer appointments and under 5 years of ministry plus spouses and families.
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Each year we publish three editions of our MET Connexion magazine providing Bible studies, articles on contemporary themes and issues, a daily prayer guide, news on latest events, networking and book and resource reviews.

MET supports evangelicals through an emerging network of District fellowship gatherings and local Bible teaching and preaching conferences.

MET welcomes grants from the Donald English Young Scholars fundDonald English-0
We offer small one-off grants (currently up to £500) to support the studies of young scholars (aged under 40 at the time of application) in any field of theology. As the Fund seeks to promote evangelical scholarship in Methodism, applicants should be in sympathy with the aims (prayer for revival and witness to the evangelical faith) and basis of faith of MET (which affirms the Evangelical Alliance basis of faith). Click here for further information.