Services

29 Oct

Sunday 29th October 11.15am Eccleston Church

Holy Communion Service

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22 Oct

Sunday 22nd October 11.15am Eccleston Church

Holy Communion Service.

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15 Oct

Sunday 15th October 11.15am Eccleston Church – All Age

All Age morning worship. All Age services have a shorter sermon and the hymns selected are aimed at a younger audience.

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15 Oct

Sunday 15th October 9.45am Pulford Church.

Holy Communion Service 9.45am Pulford Church.

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8 Oct

Sunday 8th October 5.30pm Eccleston Church

PLEASE NOTE REVISED TIME FOR SERVICE

Evening Holy Communion Eccleston Church 5.30pm ( a change from our usual time due to the MBNA Marathon ).

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1 Oct

Sunday 1st October 11am Pulford Church

Harvest Holy Communion Service at 11am Pulford Church.

There will be a “Harvest Lunch” in Pulford Village Hall at 12:30 pm after the service. Tickets for this are £10 and available from the treasurer at either of the Eccleston or Pulford Church services.

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Prayer Requests

To submit a prayer request, please complete the form on the  Requests  page.

Baptisms

We’re delighted that you are considering having your child baptized (sometimes referred to as ‘Christened’) or considering baptism for yourself. In the Church of England, being baptized means that candidates (or parents and godparents on behalf of those too young to decide for themselves) choose to respond to the loving call of God to live a life guided by and sustained by God. This involves entering into a relationship with God and God’s family, the church, and this choice is marked by a special ceremony that includes sprinkling water on the head of the candidate as a sign of God’s cleansing work in the candidate’s life.
Because choosing to follow God also involves choosing to become part of God’s family as we help each other to journey together, our normal policy is that those serious about making this commitment begin by coming along to some church services so that you can get to know us and we can get to know you. Once you’ve done this for a little while and feel settled, we will then explore in greater detail what baptism entails and, if you’re happy to proceed, set a date. Baptisms usually take place as part of the main service on the third Sunday of the month.
If you have any questions in the meantime, please don’t hesitate to be in touch. We look forward to meeting you!’
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