Food for anyone in urgent need. Due to demand we can currently provide 3 days emergency food for everyone in your household, for up to 4 weeks in any 3 months. https://micahliverpool.com/
Micah also offers an employability programme running 3/4 times a year.
The current situation is making it hard for the foodbank to buy in bulk, so please do help with donations if you possibly can. Money gifts can be made online. Food gifts can be donated at Liverpool Anglican Cathedral, Liverpool Roman Catholic Cathedral and Liverpool Parish Church. Thank you.

All are welcome at St Bride's Sunday morning service. We meet at 10am, followed by coffee at 11.15am and sometimes a shared lunch afterwards. Services use a variety of creative liturgy, and often follow a theme for each month.
The last Sunday of each month is a joint service which moves around our three team churches so please keep an eye out for these!
Sign up for our e-news to find out more about what's on at St Bride's at the bottom of our website home page: https://stbridesliverpool.org.uk/

Our service includes silence, song, creative prayer activities and discussion. We draw inspiration for our liturgies from the work of the Iona Community, Jim Cotter, the Progressive Christian Network, Bruce Sanguin, Inclusive Church, the St Hilda Community and more.

Open Table is our LGBTQIA worship community which meets at 6.30pm on the first and third Sunday of every month (refreshments and welcome at 6.00pm, sharing and support group after the service). Open Table is currently taking place on Zoom.
All services and activities at St Bride's aim to offer a fully inclusive, nurturing and welcoming space to people, wherever they are on the spectrum, but "Open Table" is a particular focus for the Liverpool's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community at St Bride's.
Contact Warren for more information [email protected] or call 07501 753618 or join the Open Table Facebook Group for regular updates and invitations

Every Monday in Lent
10th March; 17th March; 24th March; 31st March; 7th April & 14th April 2025
7.30pm @ St Bride’s Church Percy St L8 7LT

Join with us this Lent exploring Barbara Glasson's book Exuberant Church. This groundbreaking book explores what the spiritual journey of coming out can offer everyone. Barbara is a Patron of the Open Table Network and was a Methodist Minister here in Liverpool and served as President of Methodist Union in 2019/2020.

EVERYONE is #morethanwelcome. It is free to attend though we recommend you purchase a copy of the book. Please email Warren on [email protected] to register for your free place.

Second hand copies of the book are readily available online or pop into the wonderful News from Nowehere bookshop on Bold Street who will gladly order it in for you . If you can’t get hold of a copy for whatever reason, get in touch as we have spare copies we can share.

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Join Queen Jesus in Liverpool for two nights only at St Bride's Church in the heart of the city's Georgian Quarter.

The Gospel According to Jesus, Queen of Heaven is a unique, emotive, one-woman theatrical piece that “leaves everyone feeling blessed” as it seeks to end trans discrimination. Jesus has returned to earth as a trans woman and this is your chance to come and meet her even if you don’t normally go to church.

The show is written and performed by Jo Clifford (TAMING OF THE SHREW, EVE) – one of Scotland’s most renowned playwrights with over 100 plays to her name, Stonewall role model and recently elected an Elder of the United Reformed Church.

Described as having “one of the most remarkable journeys in recent theatre history” (Joyce McMillan, The Scotsman) the show has indeed had an incredible journey over the last fifteen years since its premiere as part of the Glasgay festival in 2009. From being the subject of hate, abuse and a mass protest outside the initial show, to hundreds of critically acclaimed and sold-out performances in the UK and Brazil. Indeed, the Brazilian version has become the most talked about work in the country and is at the epicentre of the struggle against censorship and bigotry.

This is Jo’s first time performing her show in Liverpool, and it is a chance for the audience to be blessed with a sense of shared connection. There has never been a more important time for such a simple message of hope and of love.

“I wrote The Gospel According to Jesus, Queen of Heaven because I wanted to resist. Resist the profound and damaging shame and fear and guilt that has been with me almost all my life. The shame and the fear and the guilt that comes on almost all of us trans women and men born into this hostile world.” - Jo Clifford

Meet the playwright in conversation on
Friday 25th April
7.30pm
entrance by donation and no booking required

Theatre Performance
Saturday 26th April
7.30pm
Performance duration 55 minutes.
Concessions £10
Full price: £15

Sales over the cost of production donated to Open Table Liverpool. Click here to download a flyer to share with friends and family.