Please join us every Wednesday for Talkin’ Tables between 10.30am & 11.30am.
Why not come along for a hot drink and biscuit/cake - meet other people for chat and friendship.
Each Sunday there will be a Service of the Word or Holy Communion. We have an All Age Service on the 3rd Sunday each month. On the 5th Sunday we have a Service of Healing Prayer.
We welcome children to our services and those who wish to attend our church schools in Westhoughton. We have activities they can do during the service.
Refreshments are served after the service.
Regular updates will be given on our parish pew sheet (available on request), websites and social media platforms along with other information.
Please join us on Sunday 21st December at 9.30am at St John’s Wingates Church.
We will be celebrating the meaning of Christmas and the nativity as we reflect on the Christmas Tree. There will be trees from organisations and groups that are associated with the church including:
Calling All Ladies
Gates School
Ignite Youth
Royal British Legion
Talkin' Tables
Wingates Band
Refreshments will be served after the service
Please join us for a special celebration of the joy at the heart of Christmas with carols and readings.
Join us for a very special service where we reflect on the Nativity Story and give out Christingles on Christmas Eve.
This is a very family friendly service and a perfect way to remember about the reason for the season - the birth of Jesus.
Please join us on Christmas Day at 10am to celebrate the birth of Jesus with Holy Communion. You will all be very welcome.
This is a perfect way to celebrate the reason for the season - the birth of Jesus
Please join us as we celebrate the first Sunday of Christmas with a service of Holy Communion. There will also be an opportunity to receive healing prayer.
Refreshments will be served after the service.
Please join us at our Morning Worship service as we celebrate Epiphany.
A season of joyful celebration that begins at Christmas now continues through the successive Sundays of Epiphany beginning with reflecting on the wise men from the east bearing gifts for the King of Kings.
