Please note: There is a fairly flat access to the altar area. Communion can be brought to your pew if requested. Hearing loop is installed.
Please note that where it states that this service will not take place on certain dates it is because a special service (which may include Holy Communion) will be taking place on that particular day eg 5th April will be Easter Day Holy Communion.
Please check Calendar for more details.

We meet every Monday except for Bank Holidays and the Christmas and New Year period to tidy up the church and graveyard and do other simple tasks.
If you feel able to help our group of volunteers, we would be very grateful. After our hard work we always enjoy tea/coffee and biscuits together and a good chat!

Why not bring your own choice of craft and join our relaxed Craft “n” Chat` group.
This will be held every week on a Wednesday evening from 7pm until 8.30pm in the Vestry - access via the rear door nearest to the car park. There will be no charge. For more information please see the attached flier.
Everyone is welcome! 😊

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Please come and join us for our shorter service.
We are hoping you will join us, as we hope the service will:
Enable different ages to contribute to worship together;
Encourage people to see church as “shared experience” and recognise we need each other;
Make worship more accessible to people who do not feel able to attend church regularly and to our many visitors provide a change in our usual pattern of services;
Will be suitable for all-adult congregations as well as young people.
For those families who have busy lives it is shorter in length than a usual Sunday Service.

Please join us for our service of Morning Prayer.

Are you looking for a different type of church service? Maybe a service which is not on a Sunday morning?

Our saturday service aims to reach those people of all ages who might not feel comfortable in a traditional church environment and offers a more relaxed approach to worship and fellowship.

So why not come and join our informal, friendly group where we sit around tables and have an opportunity to chat, have refreshments with prayer and music.

The dates for our next services will be advertised on this website and Facebook page. We hope to see you there.
Please note that In the winter months access is via the rear church door nearest to the carpark.

Join us for a service marking the start of Lent, the Christian period of fasting, prayer, and reflection leading up to Easter. On this day, many Christians receive ashes on their foreheads in the shape of a cross, symbolizing mortality and repentance.
Access is via the rear door nearest to the carpark.

We welcome any willing volunteers to join us for the annual Church Clean Up day. Help is also needed in the churchyard to pick up leaves etc! We always make time for a cup of coffee/tea and a chat!

Please join us for our special Mothering Sunday service which always takes place on the fourth Sunday of Lent. The service dates back hundreds of years when traditionally it was a day when children, mainly daughters, who had gone to work as domestic servants were given a day off to visit their mother and family and to return to their home or ‘mother’ church. It is a day when we thank God for the love of our mothers, and we thank them in person for their care for us. A small posy of daffodils will be presented to members of the congregation. We are aware of those for whom Mothering Sunday is a painful time and include them in our prayers.

Are you looking for a different type of church service? Maybe a service which is not on a Sunday morning?

Our Saturday service aims to reach those people of all ages who might not feel comfortable in a traditional church environment and offers a more relaxed approach to worship and fellowship.

So why not come and join our informal, friendly group where we sit around tables and have an opportunity to chat, have refreshments with prayer and music.
We hope to see you there.
Please note that In the winter months access is via the rear church door nearest to the carpark.

We welcome all baptisms of children or adults. Baptism is an outward sign of us expressing a belief in the God who loves us, it is a sign of belonging to God’s family and it is a beginning to get to know more about God.

Our service of baptism is usually held during our morning service (11am) on the 4th Sunday of the month. There is no charge for the service but we always welcome a donation on the collection plate.

Palm Sunday is the first Day of Holy Week. It is when Christians remember how Jesus entered Jerusalem riding on a donkey. It is called Palm Sunday because the people were so happy to see Jesus and knew that he was very important, so they took branches from the Palm and Olive Trees that lined the road. They waved them in the air shouting 'Hosanna' (which means 'God Saves' in Hebrew) and put some of them on the road to make it easier for the donkey to walk on the rocky road.

Maundy Thursday commemorates the Last Supper when Jesus shared the Passover meal with his disciples on the night before he was crucified. This will be a service of Holy Communion.

On this day we commemorate the passion, or suffering, and death on the cross of Jesus Christ.

The church is open for prayer and quiet contemplation.

Easter Day is the most important day of the year for Christians. It is when we celebrate that three days after being killed, Jesus rose from the dead -'the Resurrection'. Please join us for our service of Holy Communion. Please note: There is a fairly flat access to the altar area. Communion can be brought to your pew if requested. Hearing loop is installed.

The church will be open from 12.pm until 4pm. There will be a cafe selling tea and coffee and a gift stall. You are welcome to just come and wander around our beautiful church. There will be help available re family graveyard enquiries and the history of the church. There are some mobility restrictions in the church. Disabled access to the church is via the lych gate on Bridges Lane. Please note there are no fully disabled toilets.

Are you looking for a different type of church service? Maybe a service which is not on a Sunday morning?

Our Saturday service aims to reach those people of all ages who might not feel comfortable in a traditional church environment and offers a more relaxed approach to worship and fellowship.

So why not come and join our informal, friendly group where we sit around tables and have an opportunity to chat, have refreshments with prayer and music.
We hope to see you there.
Please note that during the winter months access is via the rear door near to the car park.

In the Church of England, Pentecost Sunday is a major feast day marking the end of the Easter season. It celebrates the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the apostles and other followers of Jesus Christ, as described in the book of Acts, and is considered the birthdate of the Christian church. The Church of England views Pentecost as a day of remembering the Holy Spirit's gift, the disciples' empowerment, and the beginning of the church's mission.

A special focus for this service is a public expression of the bond we have with all animals. Through the service, we are able to make them an integral part of our worship life and relationships. Each animal is blessed individually by a member of the clergy. Everyone is welcome to bring their animal with them but we do ask they are secure! The service is held in church. All are welcome. Our collection will go to Freshfield Animal Rescue.

We are delighted to welcome you again to another fun evening of entertainment by the MADUkes (Maghull and District Ukulele Band). All proceeds are towards our church funds and there will be a raffle on the night. In the interval there will be a burger BBQ - included in the ticket price. Please bring your own drinks. Tickets will be available in April May and June.
Please note: Entrance is by ticket only - last date for tickets will be Friday 19th June. More details to follow in 2026.

Please join us for our annual Sea Sunday service.
90% of the world’s food, fuel, raw materials and manufactured goods are transported by sea. Most of the things we use every day arrive by ships, operated and maintained by skilled seafarers. Without seafarers, global trade would come to a standstill and it is because of these skilled brave men and women that businesses around the world thrive
On Sea Sunday, please remember the contribution that seafarers make to your daily lives, and the Mission to Seafarers that supports them. Our collection will be for this charity.

A unique opportunity to visit a Grade 1 listed building, a place of continuous Christian worship for over 850 years. There will guides to answer your questions and there are several signposts around church to follow. A detailed guidebook (£12) will be available to purchase. There will be some items for sale, a craft table for children and adults to "have a go" and a café selling tea/coffee and biscuits. There will be help available with your family history or graveyard research.

A unique opportunity to visit a Grade 1 listed building, a place of continuous Christian worship for over 850 years. There will guides available to answer your questions and there are several signposts around church to follow A detailed guidebook (£12) will be available to purchase. There will be some items for sale, a craft table for children and adults to "have a go" and a café selling tea/coffee and biscuits. There will be help available with your family history or graveyard research.

A unique opportunity to visit a Grade 1 listed building, a place of continuous Christian worship for over 850 years.
There will be guides available to answer your questions and there are several signposts around church to follow. A detailed guidebook (£12) will be available to purchase. There will be some items for sale, a craft table for children and adults to "have a go" and a café selling tea/coffee and biscuits. There will be help available with family history or graveyard enquiries.

A unique opportunity to visit a Grade 1 listed building, a place of continuous Christian worship for over 850 years.
There will be guides available to answer your questions and there are several signposts around church to follow. A detailed guidebook (£12) will be available to purchase. There will be some items for sale, a craft table for children and adults to "have a go" and a café selling tea/coffee and biscuits. There will be help available with your family history or graveyard research.

A unique opportunity to visit a Grade 1 listed building, a place of continuous Christian worship for over 850 years. There will be guides to answer your questions and there are several signposts around church to follow. A detailed guidebook (£12) will be available to purchase for more detail. There will be some items for sale, a craft table for children and adults to "have a go" and a café selling tea/coffee and biscuits. There will be help available with your family history or graveyard research.

Our Sefton Bell Ringers will generously give their time to allow people to try bell ringing! Please note: Minimum age to ring is 10 or 11 and you need to be able to take instructions and count to 8.

A unique opportunity to visit a Grade 1 listed building, a place of continuous Christian worship for over 850 years.
There will be guides available to answer your questions and there are several signposts around church to follow. A detailed guidebook (£12) will be available to purchase. There will be some items for sale, a craft table for children and adults to "have a go" and a café selling tea/coffee and biscuits. There will be help available with your family history or graveyard research.

After our celebration service for Harvest we shall join together with a “bring and share” buffet. Everyone is welcome to join us.

Join us at this poignant service to remember those who lost their lives to protect ours.

This service will take place in church after a brief service at the Memorial on Bridges Lane.