A history of St Paul’s Players has been added to the “Our Heritage” heading drop down menu and can be found at “St Pauls Players”.

Following further sound problems during the live streaming of the 10am service on August 16th the link below is the text of the Sermon and the Gospel reading.

Sermon for Aug 16th 2020

Because of technical difficulties during the live streaming of the morning service on August 9th the complete Vicar’s sermon was not broadcast. The link below is the text of the sermon.

sermon for August 9 2020

The following message has been received from Eileen :

I will probably go once a month to the Mustard Tree while this lasts. If the Congregation could bring any contributions  they have  on Sunday  we will load them straight into my car boot and that way nothing is going into church or the hall.

Regards  Eileen

On July 5th the Sunday morning 10am service was live broadcast from inside Church. This was a practice service for a few invited persons to prepare for a hoped for re-opening of the Church on July 12th for a regular 10am Sunday service for our congregation. Government Guidelines have to be adhered to meaning that parts of the experience will differ from what we have become used to.

The photo below is a screen shot (reversed to show the interior as it should be) taken during the service.

In the afternoon the Church bells were rung to celebrate the 72nd birthday of the NHS and the short video below shows some of this.

For information please see the Risk Assessment document at the link below

Parish Risk Assessment Template v.4

On June 30th St Paul’s will be 137 years old. To commemorate this and also the The Feast of the apostles St. Peter and St. Paul on June 29th the display shown below has been installed in the Church porch.

The two photos above show the foundation stone and a view of St Paul’s taken from Sale station showing the old vicarage.

The display below has been set up in the Church porch to commemorate Armed Forces Day.