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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In most of the church, any seats can be used with no restrictions and masks no longer need to be worn. However, those who wish to, may choose to use the two rows of seats at the back where we ask people to continue to use social distancing and wear masks 😷. Hand sanitiser is available for people as they enter and leave church.
For communion services, bread and wine (in individual cups) is available from the Minister. There are options to join services by video 💻or phone 📞most Sundays.
Please email contact@allsaintschurch.co.uk to join our mailing lists for regular updates.
Details of our services and events are in the Sunday Link letter which can be downloaded below.
Our Next Sunday Service
Sunday 3rd July
10.30 am Worship First with Church for Kids
Our monthly lay led service with Reader Diane preaching and Reader Sara leading and Church for Kids on too.
6.30 pm Service of Light
Our quiet reflective evening service 🕯.
Wednesday 29th June 10.30 am
Midweek Communion at Christ Church Parbold
Faith Moment from 27.06.22 Beyond Our Dreams
Rev’d Sue reflects of God’s big picture using Ezekiel 47:1 She talks about the river of God and its abundance. She thinks of how the water of the holy spirit refreshes and revives people and the church and urges us to pray for the refreshment of the Holy Spirit.
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 .
Sunday 10th July
9.00 am Family Time in School
A lively service designed to appeal to children of primary school age and their families.
10.30 am Holy Communion
A celebration of communion with Rev’d Sue.
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.