Playtime is our group for pre-school kids and their parents or the grown-ups who look after them.

Lots of space for toys and craft activities.

Snacks and drinks for children and proper coffee (or tea) for the grown-ups.

Lots of time to share with other people with small children, plus the team are around with information about what's going on locally.

Finishes with a sing-song. £1-50 for each family includes all drinks and snacks.

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A short 30-40 minute said Eucharistic service.

A small group which meets every other Monday to read the Bible and pray, as led by the Holy Spirit.

Morecambe Pantry is a food redistribution and Outreach project serving the local area of Morecambe Parish Church in partnership with Great Places Housing Group, FareShare and Eggcup (both food redistribution charities).

For our pantry, each customer will become a member and pay a fee of £5 per visit. They then receive approximately £20 worth of food which they choose themselves from the stock we have in. On top of this each customer will be offered the option of joining a food co-operative for an extra £2.50 per visit. This will take the full cost up to £7.50 per visit, but then includes 2 litres of milk, an 800g loaf of bread and 6 eggs.
If you wish to become a member, please fill in a membership form and return it to us [email protected]

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A service especially suitable for children and young families (but open to anyone).
Refreshments served in the Church from 9:00 am; service starts at 9:15 am.

On the second Sunday of the month, we meet at 10:00 am instead, and worship alongside other members of the MPC family.

A traditional service with a friendly community feel.
Hymns led by our organist and robed choir.

A bible study group

Held in the cafe in the War Memorial Hall. If you wish to arrange a baptism at MPC, this is the meeting to come to.

A monthly opportunity for our two congregations to worship together. This is an all-age service with a relaxed, informal feel, where we sing, pray and learn together.
(Please note that there is usually no Holy Communion at this service.)

A traditional service of sung Evensong, according to the Book of Common Prayer (1662).