All Saints’ Appley Bridge is a small and welcoming Church of England Church. We seek to share God’s love with our community. Whether you are confident in your faith, or wanting to explore more, there is a place for you here in our Christian family.
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Resources: All of the previous Faith Moment videos; messages from our ministry team and many videos for children are available on our Appley Bridge All Saints You Tube Channel . Our Digital Resources page includes our most recent pre – recorded services and faith moments. Information about our full programme of services is published on our coming soon page.
Indoor services are paused at present
We’ve been monitoring the local virus situation closely and have decided, for the safety of all, to pause our live indoor services in both All Saints’ and Christ Church for a time until things have calmed. From 4th October onwards our All Saints’ Sunday morning services will be live, but online. We’ll start at 10.30am to allow the online family services to happen beforehand. You can join from home by video or phone – details of how to join are on the Sunday Link which can be downloaded below. A pre-recorded service produced by Christ Church Parbold will also be available each Sunday.
Our Next All Saints’ Service
Sunday 4th October
10.15 am Worship First – Lay Led service online only. Reader Diane will be leading this service of prayer and worship and Reader Sara will be preaching about light.
Faith Moment Autumn Series An Inheritance Beyond Price
Rev’d Sue talks about An Inheritance Beyond Price in her faith moment for 28 09 2020
Monday 28th September 8.00 – 9.00 pm
Alpha Online – join online from the comfort of home.
The course looks at the big issues of life and belief. It uses up to date videos as a stimulus for reflection and discussion. It is helpful to both new Christians and those seeking a refreshing reconsideration of foundations of our faith.
28th Sept. Session 8 – What Does The Holy Spirit Do?
5th October Session 9 – How Can I Be Filled With The Holy Spirit?
Monday evenings 8-9pm until further notice, for details, contact Rev’d Sue via contact@allsaintschurch.co.uk
It’s not too late to join.
We had a super-sunny outdoor harvest service on Sunday 27th September on All Saints’ School Field😎
We were blessed with wonderful weather and a great turnout for our outdoor harvest service. Food donations were sent to the The Brick Foodbank and cash is being collected for Christian Aid – we are sharing with others as a way of thanking God for all he has given us.
Please keep giving to our harvest appeal We’re collecting money for Christian Aid. please give online if you can – click here for details or by phone 020 7523 2269.
Big thanks to Mrs Dunn and the governors of All Saints’ School for letting us use the field and to DJ Danny who donated his services to help us.
Pipe Cleaner Challenge
Contributors to our harvest pipe cleaner challenge ranged in age from 5 – 79! As part of Sunday’s outstanding outdoor harvest service, we made things that we wanted to thank God for. A few folk added comments for clarification including Raffy Hall’s mum who told us he’s grateful for family, including dogs and the Mapple Family whose creations included children, flowers, fish, hearts, the world and Christiano Ronaldo!!! (The CR7 one) We certainly thank God for all of you!
Henry Family 
Zolden Family 
Whittle Family 
Rayner family 
Hall Family 
Mapple Family
The video below tells us about how the food donations will be distributed and used by The Brick food bank.
Compline/Night Prayer
The Compline Service, also known as Night Prayer, is a lovely service of prayer and refection which has been used by Christians at the end of the day for generations. This shortened version of the Compline Service is led by Rev’d John Mountain – it’s designed to ask the Lord to grant us a good night’s sleep. Diane and Phil Green also help out with muisc and prayers.
Promoting A Safer Church
At All Saints’ we have a robust and thorough approach to the protection of young people and vulnerable adults. As a parish, we have adopted the House of Bishops’ ‘Promoting a Safer Church’ policy and the Parish Safeguarding Handbook, incorporating the House of Bishop’s Safeguarding Policy and Practice Guidance.
Our PCC has formally adopted this and signed the Safeguarding Policy Statement Promoting a Safer Church which can be downloaded below
Details of our parish safeguarding officer can be found in our ‘Safeguarding in our Parish – who’s who’ which can be downloaded below
We have also displayed the Promoting a Safer Church poster prominently within our church this can also be downloaded below
All those working with children and adults at risk have undergone safer recruitment, received safeguarding training and support.
Click Here to see more about safeguarding, find out how to report a concern and for further helpful information.