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.


8th Mar 

David Barr 

 

 15th Mar

Mothering Sunday - Jenny Pearson

 

 22nd Mar

 Janice Atfield

 

 29th Mar

 Team service at Churchtown URC at 10:45am

 

 2nd Apr

Maundy Thursday Communion

Rev Hilary Smith at 2pm 

 

 3rd Apr

Good Friday - Brian Lee at 10:30am

 

 5th Apr

 Sunrise Service on Ainsdale Beach led by 

Rev Hilary Smith at 6:15am

 

5th Apr

Easter Sunday Holy Communion

Neil Mackenzie 

 


After Sunday 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 for 

New Start


It is a family run not-for-profit organisation established in 1997 for the specific purpose: “to provide residential and supported accommodation services for homeless people or people with little or no housing choice, designed to meet the needs of vulnerable men, women and young people across Merseyside".


After more than 20 years of work and development in the social care sector, it has grown into a well-established and successful Merseyside-based social enterprise. The expansion and diversity of the services New Start provide today has been the direct result of its commitment to reinvest any financial surplus back into the development of activities and services which directly relate to the

organisations aspirations. 


New Start's long term success and stability, is strengthened by its desire to continually evolve, remodel and diversify the services it provides, so that they remain strategically relevant to commissioning bodies and continue to meet the needs of the communities it serves.


“We aim to enhance lives by providing good quality homes and structured support, to encourage clients to achieve independence and engage in constructive opportunities which will enable them to live a more fulfilled life”.


Please give your generous support to the vital work that they do across Merseyside.


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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