Who are we?
Who we are
We strive to be an inclusive and outward looking Christian community embodying the life of Christ and bound together by the love of God and love for each other, welcoming everyone who wants to learn about and be involved in the Christian journey of faith.
Our mission
We are a rural Church proud of our history and traditions, and yet very much engaged with contemporary life. We pride ourselves on the quality of our welcome, worship and music. We endeavour to be an inclusive Chrisitan community serving 4 villages and a new housing development in north Cheshire.
Our history
We are the birthplace of Lewis Carroll (Charles Lutwidge Dodgson) the author of Alice in Wonderland. The Lewis Carroll Visitor Centre tells the story of his early life and influences The Daniell Chapel contains the Lewis Carroll Memorial Window.
Sunday Group
We have recently begun an 8am story time and breakfast for children aged 0-8 on the second Sunday of the month.
Celtic Morning Prayer using a resource from the Northumbria Community
The church grounds looked great today, thank you to everyone that helped tidy up. Bacon baps were well deserved.
Don't forget our Christmas Light switch on Friday 29th of November. Stalls, refreshments, choir and the drawing of the Alice Lottery - you have to be in it to win it! A great night will be had by all!
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it, or it's been deleted.Our very talented ladies in the crafters group have been busy again, come and see some of their hard work. Stop by for a coffee and a chat, and pick up some Christmas presents while you are there.
Memorial events in our parish this year:
We start on Saturday 9th November Sandymoor Community Memorial Service for the Fallen 10.30 at Hazelhurst Apartments WA7 1YL with singing from Sandymoor Ormiston Academy school choir and refreshments. All welcome.
Sunday10th November Remembrance Sunday service 10.15 meet at Ring o’ Bells pub and walk to church for 10.30 start. All welcome including veterans and any serving in the armed forces and, representatives laying wreaths from the Parish Councils, schools and uniformed organisations. Please let everyone know the whole community is invited. If you have a relative serving in the Armed Forces and would like their name to be included in the Order of service, please let me know their name and rank. (curate@daresburycofe.org.uk)
10th November 6.30 Commemoration of the Faithful Departed If you would like to remember a loved one at this special service by lighting a candle and having their name read out, please let me know their name or add to a list we will put out in church.
Monday 11th November Armistice Day services and 2 minutes silence at: 10.30 The Wharf, Canalside Moore and 10.45 The Cenotaph, All Saints Daresbury Churchyard
Services
