The photos below show progress being made on the re-furbishment of the Parish Office.

For a photo of the Pantry Shelves and details of how we intend to use them please see the Church Hall Events menu under the What’s On heading.

A new menu item has been added to the “What’s On” menu to give details of the Christians Against Poverty Group in Sale. It contains information about a Money course and a Befriender training Course.

At the Sunday morning service on Feb 20th Debbie from Christians Against Poverty gave a talk on the work of CAP in Sale and this followed on from an interview she gave to BBC Radio Manchester earlier in the morning. The following photo was taken in the Church Hall after the service and was shared on social media.

On Monday 14th Feb St Paul’s will be celebrating St Valentine’s Day.

If you are passing please take a rose and a card.

Saint Valentine Clergyman, later Bishop and Martyr

Born Terni, Italy 226.  Died in Rome 270. Feast Day, 14thFebruary

Symbols include roses; Bishop with a rooster nearby.

Patron of engaged couples, happy marriages, love, beekeepers and those suffering from plague, epilepsy and fainting.

The poster and a photo taken from the display in the Church porch are shown below.

After the morning service on Feb 6th a celebration was held in the Hall to mark Rosemary’s 90th birthday (on Feb 7th). The photos show Rosemary about to cut her cake and the cake itself.

To read the February edition of the Parish News please use the link below :-

Please click on the link below to see details of a Lent Course and suggestions for a basic food pantry.

After almost two years of Covid related inactivity the Men’s Society finally held their AGM on Jan 27th. The committee were re-elected en-bloc and the meeting was followed with the traditional Hot-pot supper provided by Julie Corner. Michael also provided a selection of drinks and cheeses. The photos below were taken during the evening.

The planned Soup and Roll event for Christian Aid at the end of January has been postponed due to Covid

Please see the link below to read the letter the Vicar sent by email on Jan 4th