
The MMHS Residents' Handbook
From gas pipes to gardens, doorways to drains, ponds to power points – all you need to know about your home can be found in one location. That’s the brand new MMHS Residents’ Handbook.
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Our ministers have cared for others. Now we care for them in their retirement. We provide housing for retiring Methodist presbyters and deacons who need it. We also provide housing for their widowed partners and for ministers who retire early due to ill-health.
‘The house needed a lot doing to it,’ Bob Davies told us. ‘I made a list. Straightaway MMHS said, “We’re going to do a lot more than that”.’
Read Bob's storyFrom gas pipes to gardens, doorways to drains, ponds to power points – all you need to know about your home can be found in one location. That’s the brand new MMHS Residents’ Handbook.
Download the HandbookCameras were rolling when Society resident Revd Neville Pugh set up the MMHS clock at Wesley’s Chapel in London. A special edit of the movie was screened at the first ever virtual Methodist Conference. Here is the original full-length version, filmed before the Coronavirus crisis. Wesley's Chapel is starting to open again, so you can have a few moments' reflection by enjoying our clock!
Meryl Bedford was one of millions hit by lockdown loneliness. She decided to do something about it...
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