This Sunday we have two services, 10.00 am and 11:30 am.

At both services, Graham Hohn from Bray Methodist Church will introduce Christians Against Poverty.
Rev. Steven Taylor will be preaching from Matthew 14:13-21

  • Sunday services at 10:00am and 11:30am
  • Ark, Kids Faith and Discussion Group will be provided during both services.
  • Tea and coffee will be served after the service.
    • Please note – Children will be served from a separate table away from the main hatch 
  • Prayer Ministry will be provided at the end of the service.
  • Tuesday Bible Study –  Tuesdays in the Upper Room at 8.00pm. All welcome
  • Young Adults Bible Study – Tuesday 8pm at the McAdoo’s house
  • Open Door – Thursdays from 10:30am – 12pm in the Upper Room.
  • Badminton – Thursdays at 7pm.
  • Friday morning prayer meeting – Fridays at 7am-7:30am on Zoom

Annual Congregational MeetingNext Sunday – Sunday 4 February
The Congregational Meeting will review the past year and look ahead to the year to come. All members are encouraged to attend.
There will be one service only at 11.00am – 12.00 noon, led by Stephen and will include missional reports of the work of the church.

Coffee will be served after the service, then we will reconvene at 12.20pm to hear further reports including finance and property and make new appointments to the church council.
More information in the Weekly Newsletter

This is the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity
This Sunday there will be three services at 10:00am, 11:30am and 8:00pm

Rev. Stephen Taylor will lead the 10:00am service and will preach from the parable of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10:25-37. “Who is my neighbour?”

Rev. Nigel Mackey is leading Elevate Café style service at 11:30am.

This year, Dundrum Methodist Church is hosting the local service for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. The service will be at 8pm on Sunday 21st of January and will be an ecumenical service shared with Taney, Ballinteer, Holy Cross and Balally parishes. All welcome!

The theme is taken from story of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10:25-37 “Love God… Love your neighbour as yourself,” and has been prepared by Christians in Burkina Faso.

There is also a series of meetings in the Carmelite Monastery, Kilmacud, at 4.30pm from Thursday 18th – Thursday 25th January. Stephen will be the guest speaker on Friday, 19th January.

There will be one service indoors at 10:30am followed by coffee.  
This Sunday we will be hearing different “Summer Stories”. 
Many of our members have been involved with mission, outreach and different christian conferences over the summer. Come along to hear about their stories of God at work. 
Rev. Stephen Taylor will be speaking from John 20:19-23


50th Anniversary Dundrum Methodist Church Sunday, 3rd September, 2023

On 2nd September 1973 a group of Christian people met at 11am in the Myles Hall in Wesley College led by Rev. Brian Griffith. It was the first meeting of Dundrum Methodist Church. After a few weeks in the school, they found a new temporary home in Taney Hall and began planning to build the premises on its present site. The new building was opened in 1978 and continues to operate as a place of worship and centre of mission.

We will commemorate the 50th Anniversary of that meeting at the start of a new church year and celebrate what God continues to do and promises to do in the years ahead.
There will be a single service at 10.30am followed by coffee and cake. Details to follow.

There will be one service indoors at 10:30am followed by coffee.

Emma Fawcett and the Summer Club Team will lead an All Age service celebrating the Summer Club that met this week.
Emma will speak from Matthew 4 – the calling of the first disciples.

Please invite friends, especially those with Children.


50th Anniversary Dundrum Methodist Church Sunday, 3rd September, 2023

On 2nd September 1973 a group of Christian people met at 11am in the Myles Hall in Wesley College led by Rev. Brian Griffith. It was the first meeting of Dundrum Methodist Church. After a few weeks in the school, they found a new temporary home in Taney Hall and began planning to build the premises on its present site. The new building was opened in 1978 and continues to operate as a place of worship and centre of mission.

We will commemorate the 50th Anniversary of that meeting at the start of a new church year and celebrate what God continues to do and promises to do in the years ahead.
There will be a single service at 10.30am followed by coffee and cake. Details to follow.