The Methodist Church in Hankelow is a small, welcoming Christian community. Its building is situated just off the main road through Hankelow (A529), at one end of the village green.

The current building is the latest Methodist building in the village. The first was opened in 1825, the present one in 1935.
The premises underwent a major refurbishment in 2015 to make them more comfortable, welcoming and accessible. This also enabled the building to be used as a local community centre with a number of community groups and parish councils using it.

Sunday worship,traditional in style, begins each week at 10.30 am and includes, once a month, a popular 'Songs of Praise'.

For more information about the village of Hankelow, visit http://www.hankelow.org.uk.

In partnership with Hankelow is Woore Methodist Chapel, which dates from 1876. The chapel is situated at the heart of the village.

Services are usually held on the third and fifth Sundays of the month. The service on the third Sunday takes place in the afternoon and is often 'modern' in style, including Cafe Church, discussion and video presentations. On the fifth Sunday, friends from the Parish Church join for a united service.

There is a coffee morning every Thursday, from 10:30 a.m., which is well-attended by those wanting a cuppa and a chat. Other groups include "Knit and Natter" and a card-making group.