The April 2023 magazine has reflections about Good Friday and Easter, an article on the new Bishop of Bolton and news on upcoming events.
Read moreThe April 2023 Bible readings include the Gospel stories of the death of Jesus, the resurrection and what happened in the weeks to follow.
Read morePlease find our April 2022 magazine. Copies are available now in church, as is the current edition of Crux, the Manchester Diocese magazine.
Read moreThe April 2022 Bible readings include Mary filling the house with perfume, Jesus slipping into Jerusalem and all the events of Easter.
Read moreWe next meet for our Sunday evening informal worship at 7pm on April 25th. It will be called ‘Running the Race’, led by Nigel Silvester.
Read moreWelcome to our April 2021 church magazine, which is our Easter edition. It contains news and updates plus reflections and prayers for Easter.
Read moreThe April 2021 Bible readings include a rolling stone, a risen Lord, believers sharing resources, Thomas being honest and Peter preaching.
Read moreHere’s our April 2020 magazine. Obviously with Covid-19 and all the restrictions, the magazine is a bit different to normal. There’s not much ‘what’s on’ but it does give us more space for reflections and prayer. There are also suggestions for worship from home. Though let’s not forget it’s Easter!
Read moreHere are the April 2020 Bible readings. April includes Easter this year. So, we have the immediate build up when Jesus enters Jerusalem, Good Friday, the Resurrection and then what happens next…
Read moreIt has been a long haul! I noticed in a certain large supermarket a notice reminding customers that Easter was on 21st April – and that was at the beginning of March. They must have been worried that after nearly two months of eggs on the shelves customers would be getting concerned about sell-by dates and/or whether, after all this time, they might have missed Easter altogether!
Read moreHere are the Bible readings that we will be using in church during April. This month covers Easter and beyond – so again there are some wonderful, familiar passages to rediscover.
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