Encounter 

Encounter Church is one of several church plants on the Diverse side of Antioch Network Manchester. Meeting above a fantastic multicultural bookshop on Manchester's Curry Mile, Encounter gather people for Church gatherings on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and English Classes on Thursdays.

Led by Isa Curran and Rev John Brett, Encounter's church gatherings and events are great for people to meet and explore the Christian faith.

Encounter Church's Web Page on Antioch Network’s Website

https://antiochnetwork.org.uk/encounter-church

Antioch Network’s YouTube Channel

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5OraQn0a7HBUzYaSjxB4XQ

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About Us

We celebrate that we come from many different ethnic and faith backgrounds and this is reflected in how we do things. We seek God in a variety of ways, and most often this has a personal and informal feel to it.

Also, we are passionate about the Christian Holy Books and interacting over them to connect their insights to the real issues in our lives. Come, taste and see.

Gathering times and details

All of our meeting times are 7.00pm-9.00pm at Alexandria Library, 247 Wilmslow Road (Curry Mile), Manchester, M14 5LW

Mondays: Bible Study groups for speakers of Arabic, Kurdish and Farsi

Wednesdays: Bible Study groups for everyone

Saturdays: Church Service

Isa Curran's email: [email protected].

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Safeguarding at Antioch's Churches

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