The posters below give details of event coming up at St Paul’s over the next few months begining on Oct 27th for the All Soul’s Day Service. The singing concert is on Sunday Nov 3rd from 2:00pm to 3:30pm.

Our Harvest Festival took place on Sunday 6th October and we welcomed Springfield School choir who sang two songs. Harvest gifts were taken up to the altar and many other harvest gifts were displayed. Refreshments were served after the first part of the service and a short Communion service was held for those who wished to stay. The photos below were taken during the service.

During the service a presentation was made to Donald Brooks to mark his retirement from playing the organ at services. He has been doing this for almost 80 years.The photos below show him with Anne, Kevin and Harry after his presentation and with his gifts.

The latest Parish News is shown below

Please see below the October Prayer Diary

We are getting ready for celebrating Harvest this coming Sunday 6th Oct at 10am with our special guests Springfield School choir.
Please bring along food and toiletry donations for our local food-bank and the Mustard Tree project in Manchester.
If you prefer, there will be an opportunity to offer a monetary donation to Christian Aid’s Harvest of Hope project.
We are having a two-part service, beginning with a service of the word, which includes refreshments midway, and concluding with communion.
This service will be live-streamed

The photos below show Barbara and Joyce handing over donations to the Mustard Tree and Trafford South FoodBank.

After the Sunday morning service on Sept 22nd Harry cut a cake in the hall to celebrate his 90th.

He now joins the 90 Club in the choir, singing must be good for you.

Please see the What’s On/Church Events for details of two special services in October – Harvest and All Soul’s

 We have been awarded our Bronze Eco Church award – and the certificate and the award button are shown below.

We are looking for a volunteer to take on being our EcoChurch Champion at St Paul’s, we need a volunteer who is concerned with ecological issues, computer-literate and a good communicator.

Please have a chat with Revd Becky or Revd Lisa (Forest Church) if you can help.

The Church and Hall were open again this year for the annual national Heritage Day. Once again there were activities and refreshments available including tower tours, face painting, story telling and access to the parish registers. Inside the church there was an abundance of old photos from the archives and a display showing historical events connected with the Church over the decades. The Sale Brass Band played a selection of music which accompanied the good weather. The slideshow below shows photos taken during the afternoon.