Everyone is welcome to join in the series of services that will be held on each Wednesday evening during Lent, at 7:30pm. They will be held on:18th February (Ash Wednesday) at the Church of St James amd St Paul, Congleton Road, Marton, nr Macclesfield SK11 9HE25th February at St Peter's Church, Swettenham Lane, Swettenham CW12 2LF4th March at All Saints Church, Chelford Road, Marthball, Knutsford WA16 8SX11th March at Christ Church, Macclesfield Road, Eaton CW12 2NH18th March at St Catherine's Church, Birtles Lane, Birtles, Macclesfield SK10 4RX25th March at All Saints Church, Pexhill Road, Siddington SK11 9JP
If you have any names that you would like to be placed on the weekly pew sheet's prayer list, please would you email rural.daneside@gmail.com or leave a message on the vicarage answerphone on 01260 224447. It would be helpful if you could let us know which church you are with.It would also be very helpful if you could let us know when the name can be taken off the list. Thank you.
From the Youtube video description by James Balme, 'Welcome to episode 2 of our 3rd series of 'History Walks' filmed at the medieval St James' & St Paul's church in Marton, Cheshire. In this episode entitled 'A Medieval Treasure of Marton' see for yourself this wonderful timber framed church dated to 1343 and join me as I take a tour of this archaic religious site and show you the wonderful history and treasures within including the stone effigies of the 14th century Davenport family, the medieval religious 'Doom' wall paintings and two beautiful oil paintings depicting the Ten Commandments amongst other artefacts... We also fly high above the the church giving you a great perspective of this archaic religious site from the air and allowing you to see how it blends into the open countryside that surrounds the church. I would like to express my gratitude to the Rev. Ian Archer for his support in making this film and for allowing access into the church without which this film would have not been possible.'Click here to see the video.
