Tag: Magazine

The April 2023 magazine has reflections about Good Friday and Easter, an article on the new Bishop of Bolton and news on upcoming events.

This March 2023 magazine covers updates from many of our groups as well as news from the wider Mission Community of which we are part.

In the February 2023 magazine you’ll find reviews of our local Mission Community launch and the wonderful Ukrainian Christmas Service.

In the December and January magazine there’s a tribute to our dear friend Meg Schofield and a great invitation to find out more about the person of Jesus.

Here is our November 2022 magazine. Lots of updates from our groups and plenty of news about future events – and a message about Remembrance.

Inside the October 2022 magazine you’ll find news about Dave’s induction at Christ Church, Heaton and there’s an article on generous giving.

The September 2022 magazine includes Creation Season, 25 years of Margery and Barbara being Readers – and a farewell from the Ryan’s.

Inside the July & August 2022 magazine you will find thoughts from David Robinson on his recently completed Foundations For Ministry course.

The Pentecost June 2022 magazine includes news and updates from most of our church groups and organisations. Plus there’s a little about Bake Off…

Our May 2022 magazine contains a tribute to Joan Birch and a letter from the Bishop of Manchester. Plus an article on radical compassion.

Please find our April 2022 magazine. Copies are available now in church, as is the current edition of Crux, the Manchester Diocese magazine.

In the March 2022 magazine you’ll find articles on Real Easter eggs, Mothering Sunday and the options for future buildings at Christ Church.

The February 2022 magazine includes a tribute to David Andrew, leading our local Mission Community and information on Fairtrade fortnight.

Here is our bumper Christmas edition December and January magazine. The paper version can be found in church and we’d love to see you there!

The November 2021 magazine has some thoughts from Margery: It’s not enough to remember those who died in wars if we don’t work for peace…