Birkdale United Reformed Church

  • 40 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.


 2nd Feb

Rev Bill Wright - Communion 

 

 9th Feb

Rev Hilary Smith 

 

16th Feb 

 Janice Atfield

 

 23rd Feb

Richard Cowan

 

 2nd Mar

 Rev Hilary Smith

 

9th Mar 

David Barr 

 

 16th Mar

 Rev Brian Acty

 

 23rd Mar

 Jean Taylor

 

 30th Mar

 TBA

 


After the service we serve tea and coffee in the dining room.  Please join us for a chat.  We look forward to seeing old friends and new...


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 February and March is, in aid of


Southport Soup Kitchen


Southport Soup Kitchen

This is a not for profit charitable organisation whose goal is to offer help to ALL members of the community.  Its undertaking is to create a safe place to support vulnerable people with an open door policy.


Information from the website states:

Our MISSION is simple: To feed and support those in need regardless of their circumstances, through providing hot food, emotional support, basic provisions and assistance to become self sufficient. We provide free, nutritious meals to all that visit and are committed to improving the quality of life and restoring the dignity of those we help.


The Soup kitchen has been operating in Southport for over 20 years.  Prior to us having premises in London Street, the food would be served from one of the Victorian Shelters on the promenade.  In 2002 one of the founders Justin Dempster helped establish the Soup Kitchen as we know it today.  His vision to support those in need without judgement is still followed today.


This is a very worthy cause and we are delighted to help.


Catherine


There is a virtual

Julian Prayer Meeting

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

Click here to learn about The Julian Meetings movement

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