- Grosvenor Road
- Birkdale
- Southport
- Merseyside
- PR8 2ET
Come to Church
Our Church services are held each Sunday
Doors open by 10:30am and the service begins at 10:45am.
Hand sanitiser is available at both entrances for you.
We would love you to join us for worship. Come in and sit and talk with us before the service starts. If you prefer to sit alone, just place something on the chairs next to you.
After the service we serve tea and coffee in the dining room. Please join us for a chat after the service.
We look forward to seeing old friends and new...
18th Aug | Janice Atfield |
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25th Aug | Rev Hilary Smith |
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1st Sept | Brian Lee - Holy Communion |
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8th Sept | Nigel Mawdsley |
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15th Sept | Rev Hilary Smith |
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22nd Sept | Brian Lee - Harvest service MacMillan Coffee Morning |
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29th Sept | Team Service |
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We hold a retiring collection for local charities after our Sunday services. If you prefer to not handle cash, but would like to support our charities, please either send your donations direct to the charity concerned, mentioning Birkdale United Reformed Church, or give it to Chris Goley, our treasurer. You can contact her here.
The Retiring Collection for August and September is in aid of
I recently attended a most interesting and informative presentation about this amazing service. In view of the tragic events which took place in Southport on 29th July to which two of NW Air Ambulances, (plus others), were deployed, it seems a very appropriate charity to support at this time.
Their vision is: To bring the hospital to the patient.
Their purpose is: To fly the most advanced medical crew and equipment to patients when and where they need it most
Their helicopters and HEMS (helicopter emergency medical service) response vehicles operate 365 days a year, with highly skilled specialist doctors and HEMS paramedics on board providing enhanced pre-hospital care and hospital transfers to patients across the entire North West each year – an area covering 5,500 square miles and over 8 million people.
Since it launched in 1999, the charity has been called to over 24,500 missions across the region, with the service called out an average of three times a day. Each year it must raise over £12 million to remain operational. It receives NO government or NHS funding – it’s only thanks to the generosity of the public that they can continue flying to save lives.
Please give generously to this very deserving charity.
Thank you.
Catherine
There is a virtual
with Janice Atfield at 10am on Fridays
This is an opportunity for you to spend 30 minutes in contemplative prayer and meditation. Feel free to join Janice Atfield for some spiritual renewal.
Use this link to Email her here