Caroline led our Mother’s Day service today. Alison is wearing items that are visual examples of the Godly characteristics of Holy Living mentioned in Colossians 3:12-17 to help us remember how to treat one another. We are to Clothe ourselves
We look forward to hearing Imogen Garner – Mezzo Soprano, Fenella Haworth-Head – Piano WACIDOM Lunchtime concert on Saturday 30th March. They will be performing: Bizet – Habenera Carmen Bizet – Seguidille Carmen Handel – Lascia ch’io pianga – Rinaldo
We look forward to Solomon-Miles Donnelly’s (piano) and Christopher Ellis (keyboard) WACIDOM lunchtime concert on Saturday 23rd March. They will be playing: Rachmaninoff concerto no. 2 Solomon-Miles Donnelly Solomon-Miles Donnelly is a 17 year old pianist from Rainhill. He began
The next craft group is on 28th March at St Ann’s. Everyone Welcome TwitterFacebook
The second in the series of Contemplative Prayer sessions at St Ann’s is on Saturday 6th April . The session will begin with coffee at at 11.00 a.m., followed by an hour of led silent prayer beginning at 11..30 a.m.
We look forward to hearing Malcolm Goodare (Cello), Jenny Rutherford (Piano) ‘s WACIDOM lunchtime concert on Saturday 16th March 2019. They will be playing: L.v. Beethoven – Sonata for cello and piano no.2 in G minor (25 mins) Thomas Adès –
The first walk of 2019 will be on Sunday 24th March. This is an opportunity to get together to walk and talk with people from St Ann’s. Meet at Victoria Park car park at 2:15 p.m. TwitterFacebook
APCM dates; Holy Trinity 28th April 11am St Ann’s 14th April 9:30am Both APCMs will be conducted in church as part of the normal Sunday morning services. TwitterFacebook
40acts is the generosity challenge for Lent, created by UK Christian charity, Stewardship. For eight years, 40acts has asked a question: what if Lent could be about more than just giving stuff up? What if it could be a time
Warrington Street Pastors hope to expand their work in the near future by opening ‘Help on the Corner’ – a safe place where particularly young people who have become disillusioned with the town’s clubbing scene or who are in distress—can wait until parents can collect them. A