Combe St. Nicholas Methodist Church was opened in 1891. An news article, supplied by Stanley Hopkins, provides an  account of the history of the Church. An article in the  Bristol Mercury and Daily Post, of Saturday, March 21, 1891 describes the opening and also refers to the adverse comments from the parish vicar.
 

A recent innovation has been the building of a new  toilet for the disabled.The members of the Church would like to thank A.  Boyland, who undertook the work, everyone who supported our Gift Day in July 2005, and all the individuals and local organisations who gave generously to fund this project. The provision has greatly enhanced our premises and has already received much praise.

Sunday service is at 11.00am. Regular joint services are held with the Parish Church. Women's Fellowship meet at 3.00pm on the third Wednesday of each month, and a coffee morning is held each Thursday from 10.30am to 11.15 am in the church rooms.

The church hall is also available to outside users.

The Methodist and Parish churches have signed a joint covenant to work together.

For further details of the Church contact the Rev. Marilyn Tricker on 01460 63289 or the Stewards: Stanley Hopkins 01460 234364; Pamela Hodge 01460 65149; Arnold Coleman 01460 64892.

Readers may recall the details shown on this page regarding the NCH charity and the work for disadvantaged children. Bric a brac stalls and coffee mornings have been held at the Methodist Church to raise money for NCH. The charity has now changed its name to Action for Children.

Rodney and Jacqui would like to thank everyone who supported the recent sale that raised £600.

If you would like further details contact Rodney and Jacqui on 01460 65263