Stations of the Cross

Every day at for 3 hours
St George
Church Road Altrincham, WA14 4TT, United Kingdom
‘We love because he first loved us’
Monday 3rd April, Tuesday 4th April, Wednesday 5th April, 11am-2pm

Do drop in for our Holy Week Prayer Stations and enjoy the silence of this beautiful building. Around the church will be simple illustrations of the Stations of the Cross. There will be daily written guides should you wish to use them.

The stations of the cross has been a key part of the church’s devotion for many centuries, allowing us to meditate on Jesus’ final path of suffering. The stations of the cross emerged from the early pilgrimage of Christians to Jerusalem seeking to follow the exact path of Jesus from Pilate’s house to the cross. As they did this, they would pause to pray at various points, and, over time, these stopping points were brought back to their home countries and made up the ‘Stations of the Cross’ – a powerful tradition that we continue today.
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St George

Welcome to St George's!

A place to be with God:

Express, grow and explore your faith.  We are a welcoming community of faith that seeks to honour the traditions of the church in a way that revives, refreshes and equips us for our life in the present, and helps guides us for the opportunities & challenges of the future.

A place for everyone to belong:

We are a multi-generational community, drawn from all walks of life.

During the winter months we will often talk about how we are a ‘warm’ church both in terms of the temperature, but, more importantly, in our welcome as people come explore life at St George’s at their own pace.

We welcome everyone, regardless of what age you are, how much noise you (or your children!) make. If you, or your children, have special needs we will seek to work with you to make sure that St George’s is a place you can call home too.

A living, active community:

We believe that our faith makes a difference to how we live and work. We are committed to serving our parish and beyond during the week. Do come and be part our coffee mornings, Knit & Natter & Soup Lunch – regardless of whether you come to our services or not.

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Lynda Higgins, Parish Secretary

St George's Parish Centre
Church Walk
Altrincham

WA14 4DL
(0161) 941 4037

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Stations of the Cross

Every day at for 3 hours
St George
Church Road Altrincham, WA14 4TT, United Kingdom

‘We love because he first loved us’
Monday 3rd April, Tuesday 4th April, Wednesday 5th April, 11am-2pm

Do drop in for our Holy Week Prayer Stations and enjoy the silence of this beautiful building. Around the church will be simple illustrations of the Stations of the Cross. There will be daily written guides should you wish to use them.

The stations of the cross has been a key part of the church’s devotion for many centuries, allowing us to meditate on Jesus’ final path of suffering. The stations of the cross emerged from the early pilgrimage of Christians to Jerusalem seeking to follow the exact path of Jesus from Pilate’s house to the cross. As they did this, they would pause to pray at various points, and, over time, these stopping points were brought back to their home countries and made up the ‘Stations of the Cross’ – a powerful tradition that we continue today.

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Safeguarding

Safeguarding: At St George’s Church we work hard to maintain a safe environment for all. We are committed to implementing the House of Bishops’ safeguarding policies and good practice guidance. If you have any concerns or enquiries regarding safeguarding, please contact our safeguarding officer.

Parish Safeguarding Officer: Liv Tattum, Email: [email protected]

The Diocesan Safeguarding team can be contacted at [email protected] or 01928 643 442. Please note, this is between the hours of 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday.

Out of Hours Support: The Diocese of Chester partners with thirtyone:eight and you can access their Safeguarding Helpline if the Diocesan Safeguarding team are unavailable. Thirtyone:eight can be contacted on 0303 003 1111.

This also includes any safeguarding queries outside of office hours on weekdays and weekends. An Information Sharing Agreement between the two organisations will allow the Diocesan Safeguarding Adviser to receive a copy of the advice thirtyone:eight may offer the caller.

In the case of an emergency: If you have immediate concerns about the safety of someone, please contact the police and your local authority Children or Adults Service.

Helplines

Child-line: 0800 1111 (lines free and open 24 hours).Parent Line: 0808 800 2222National Domestic Violence Helpline: 0808 2000 247 (lines free and open 24 hours).Samaritans Helpline: 116 123 (open 24 hours).Action on Elder Abuse Helpline: 080 8808 8141 (freephone Monday to Friday 9-5pm)

http://www.stgeorgesaltrincham.org/safeguarding/

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