Our Story

Wellspring Methodist Church was established in 1992 through the joining of two local congregations: Kinsey Street  and Mossley Chapel. This union marked the beginning of a new chapter for worshippers in the area, combining the unique traditions and strengths of both churches into a single, vibrant community.

The foundation and early growth of Wellspring Church were deeply inspired by the vision and dedication of the Reverend Margaret Eaton and her husband, the late Mike Eaton. Their commitment to fostering a welcoming and dynamic environment for worship played a crucial role in shaping the church’s identity and mission. Rev Margaret’s leadership was instrumental in guiding the newly formed congregation through its formative years, nurturing its sense of unity and purpose.

Growth and Continued Involvement

Since its inception, Wellspring Church has continued to

 flourish. Even after her retirement, the Rev Margaret Eaton remains an important figure within the church community, actively participating in church life and supporting its ongoing work. Her enduring involvement is a testament to her passion for the church and its members.

Modern Leadership and Worship

Today, the church is led by the Reverend Nic Langton-Miller, who inspires the congregation to embrace the challenges and opportunities of modern worship. Rev Nic’s approach combines respect for tradition with innovative ideas, ensuring that Wellspring Church remains relevant and engaging for people of all ages.

A Community Moving Forward

Wellspring Church stands as a beacon of faith, hope, and community spirit, continually adapting to the needs of its members and the wider society. Its journey from the merging of two churches to its current status as a thriving congregation highlights the power of unity, inspired leadership, and a shared commitment to spiritual growth.