Morning Prayer weekly services will resume in church starting on Sunday 19th July at 10.30am. The church will not be open on Wednesdays for 9.30am service.
The services on Sundays and Wednesdays will continue to be Zoomed to your home as usual so it is your decision if you attend church or not. This is especially important for people in the vulnerable groups which include over 70s.
Funerals may then be held in church on Wednesdays or Thursdays so there is at least 72 hours between each opening of church.
Click on image for copy of Morning Prayer and more information.
To join our Zoom online service to watch meeting ID is 5095149528. Please contact Sue 07962012916 or Clare 07976549410 for the password.
You can listen to the Zoom service by ringing from landline or mobile and entering meeting ID and password. Any queries do not hesitate to contact Sue or Clare
It would be much appreciated if you signed up to the Parish Giving Scheme which helps our cash flow, which is crucial at this time. Simply ring 03330021271 to set up a monthly Direct Debit, no form filling in, you just need our church number which is 220622101. You can Gift Aid your DD so church receives an extra 25% of your donation. For your £20 per month church will get £25. If you have any queries do not hesitate to contact Yvonne 01514249887 or Sandra 07761672030. For more information click here.
If you would like to make a donation to church funds please make cheques payable to St. Luke’s PCC c/o Rev Bob Pearson The Rectory, 10 Hartland Close, Widnes WA8 9FB. To make a bank transfer to Farnworth St Luke Parochial Church Council you will need our account number so please ring Bob 07904320542, Yvonne 01514249887 or Sandra 07761672030.
Thank you for your continued support in these unprecedented times.
In these anxious times if you would like to talk to or pray with someone please ring Bob07904 320542 or Sue 07962 012916 or Clare 07976 549410 or Lesley 07803 148233.
May God bless you and hold you in His loving embrace.
Covid-19 Domestic Abuse Awareness (Volunteers in the Community)
Information received from: Halton Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence Coordinator. Sarah Jane Ashcroft Sarah.ahcroft@halton.gov.uk Community Safety Team.
If you are concerned about a child, a vulnerable adult or anyone in our community is in immediate danger you should call 999. Anyone needing help, but fearful an abuser may overhear them calling, can secretly dial 999 and then press 55, which will let the police know they need emergency assistance.
