Pre-school children's playgroup accompanied by a parent or carer.

Jonathan Tennet leads a short service of Evening prayer using the Church of England contemporary service of night prayer.

The Service includes Communion in modern language.

The service is live streamed.

Every Sunday at 11.15am.

A Service of Choral Evensong

A service of contemporary morning prayer on Facebook.

an opportunity to meet with others, have a chat and a cup of tea or coffee.

After the service we have a cup of coffee or tea and a bun, followed by our journey through the Bible book of Acts. Currently Paul and his companions are coming to the end of what turns out to be Paul's final missionary journey.

A half hour service at 9.45am followed by our "Brew in a Pew" Community Cafe from 10.15am with free refreshments, conversation and live music. Soup and a roll will be available from 11am.

Everyone welcome.

Every Wednesday from 10:15 - 12:00. Soup and a roll will be available from 11am.

A time of prayer and meditation.

Manchester Bach Choir is an experienced four part choir of significance in this area and attracts substantial support for the music it performs.

We welcome them back to St.Paul’s to perform their largely classical programme. The choir will be accompanied on the organ.

Entrance is £12 on the door with wine available at the interval.

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A service aimed at families and children. We normally use the piano and feature hymns and songs aimed at children.

A Family Friendly service with Carol singing and a visit from St Nicholas ( aka Father Christmas)

Tombola, Bottle Stall, Bric a brac, Refreshments and more!

In 1747 the Moravian Church devised a simple way to explain to children the happiness that had come to everyone through Jesus Christ in the form of an Orange and a candle which symbolises Jesus as the light of the world.
Bring your children along to celebrate with us!

Come and listen to the Daytime Singers singing some Christmas songs and then join in with some favourite Christmas Carols

On the third Sunday of each month we hold a Sunday School for children during the main service.

This service is live streamed.

In the year 1880, Bishop Benson of Truro Cathedral in Conwall devised a Service of Nine Bible Readings or "Lessons" interspersed with Christmas Carols. This format was taken up by the Choir at King's College Cambridge in 1918 and in 1954 on BBC Television.

The nine Bible Readings follow the story of how the first man and woman broke their relationship with God by disobeying Him by eating the fruit of a particular tree. The readings continue with the story of how Abraham was willing to kill his own son, two Bible readings fortelling the coming of Jesus, the story of Jesus' birth, and concludes with the reading from the beginning of the Gospel of John that explains that the baby Jesus was God born as a human being.

Come along and celebrate the story of Christmas in words and song!

A service for children retelling the Christmas Story. Come dressed as a nativity character.

The first Eucharist of Christmas

A family friendly service of Holy Communion for Christmas