Maundy Thursday
Live in the upper room at 7.30pm on facebook with communion. Please bring something to eat and drink.
Good Friday
Live on facebook at 2pm for reflections on the cross.
Easter Sunday
Live on facebook at 11am
Our church building will be open between 10.45am and 11.45am for private prayer and reflection.
For anyone without access to facebook a copy of our Palm Sunday online service is now available on our website under “Recordings of our Services“ to listen or download.
The website allows you to download the recordings for later playback on your personal devices. Why not listen again in the car, garden, whilst walking or exercising?
The census is a survey that happens every 10 years and gives us a picture of all the people and households in England and Wales.
Census Day is Sunday 21 March 2021.
Please don’t forget to complete yours today.
For anyone without access to facebook a copy of our Sunday March 21st Sunday online service is now available on our website under “Recordings of our Services“ to listen or download.
The website allows you to download the recordings for later playback on your personal devices. Why not listen again in the car, garden, whilst walking or exercising?
We are hoping to be able to re-open our Church Building on Sunday 18th April for a short 30 minute worship service following all the latest covid rules and restrictions. We will then continue to hold on-premise Sunday services every other Sunday thereafter.
The current Covid situation is very fluid and it’s difficult to make any plans at the moment. We therefore ask you to only pencil this date into your diary as we need to make further checks and preparations prior to the 18th. We will confirm this date shortly before the 18th April.
The Church building will be open on Easter Sunday, 4th April, from 10.45 until 11.45 for private prayer and reflection.
Rev Linda’s online Sunday services will continue on facebook at 10.45.
Mothering Sunday this year could not be celebrated in church as usual, instead on behalf of the junior we decided to carry on the tradition of giving flowers with a small verse attached to ladies to show our appreciation of all that they do.
Going into Latchford village and passing out the flowers to ladies in the community was special, the thanks and smiles we received left me with such a warm glow that I hope we start a new tradition and do this each year.
Margaret
Mission team.
An appeal from our District and Circuit
An appeal that is from the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
The appeal asks that we, who are so lucky to have our vaccinations free on the Health Service, donate the price of a vaccine (£25) to Malawi and other African countries who have no health service and no vaccines to date.
I am aware that the Government is supposed to be donating through Covax, but this is an individual response to say thanks for what we have. I am sure you are aware that PPE etc. has been in very short supply and the LSTM started this appeal off to supply PPE to Malawi etc, realising that this was the first step.
LSTM have a young graduate working in Zomba Hospital in Malawi. As Christians, Jesus ask for our commitment to the poor and needy and this appeal is one of those appeals that is to serve that need.
Please go to the website detailed above – it tells you all about the appeal and who it helps and how to donate.
https://www.lstmed.ac.uk/support-us/bump-it-forward
Thank you!
Jenny Ashcroft,
Local Preacher, Skelmersdale LEP
For anyone without access to facebook a copy of our Sunday March 14th Mothering Sunday online service is now available on our website under “Recordings of our Services“ to listen or download.
The website allows you to download the recordings for later playback on your personal devices. Why not listen again in the car, garden, whilst walking or exercising?
For anyone without access to facebook a copy of our Sunday March 7th online service is now available on our website under “Recordings of our Services“ to listen or download.
The website allows you to download the recordings for later playback on your personal devices. Why not listen again in the car, garden, whilst walking or exercising?
We are happy to announce that Warrington Borough Council has awarded us a grant of £1,499 from their “Supported by the Community Initiative Fund” towards installing a Life Saving defibrillator. The defibrillator will be installed outside the church and will be accessible by anyone in the area by calling 999.
We would like to express our gratitude and thanks to Warrington Borough Council Community Initiative fund for this award.
Latchford Growth Team.