Thursday 17 May, 8.30am - Personal prayer for 1 hour - leading into Pentecost Sunday when we wait for the gift of the Holy Spirit, Rev Martin will lead a quiet hour of personal prayer. All welcome Sunday 19 May, 10.30am - Joint Communion at Christ Church, Croft, led by Rev Martin (Whit Sunday) Wednesday 22 May, 9.00am - Morning prayer led by Peter Beck at Christ Church, Croft Friday 24 May, 9.00am - Silence and meditation followed by 9.30am - Morning prayer led by Rev Martin Sunday 26 May, 11.00am - Morning Prayer led by Rupert Rees (Trinity Sunday)
Sunday 2 June, 11.00am - Holy Communion led by Rev Martin (1st Sunday after Trinity)
Monday 15th July, 10.30am service led by the Bishop of Liverpool, Bishop John Perumbalath. Holy communion and a celebration of Christianity. Same day - 12pm to 3pm Open afternoon with a special display of ecclesiastical items from James Balme.
Our joint services are held at: Christ Church, Lady Lane, Croft, WA3 7AU Newchurch Parish Church, Church Lane, Culcheth, WA3 5ET
Even though there is always a warm welcome at Church, we advise you to dress according to the weather. Please wrap up warm.
Children's Sunday Club If you're worried that your children might not want to sit through a church service, why not bring them along to our Children's Sunday Club where they can explore faith through craft, fun, songs, stories in a warm and welcoming environment?
All ages are welcome, but we ask that children under 4 are accompanied by an adult.
The Sunday Club group is actively involved in the summer gala, carnival, Nativity and Messy Church. We particularly love our Nativity plays which usually involve innovative re-tellings of the Christmas story and a chance to dress up and have some fun at this special time of year.
Our Sunday Club is currently not running as we have no one to lead it - is this something you could do? Usual sessions are on Sunday during the Church service (term time only).
Messy Church This is an opportunity for children to have fun and take part in craft activities which would not normally be part of the church service. Our Messy Church last Easter saw over 50 adults and children engaged in fun activities and a meal afterwards which everyone enjoyed. There's a great atmosphere and a variety of things to do which children and parents thoroughly enjoy.