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
During the service we also run a Sunday Group at 10.30am at which children of any age are welcome. The Group’s work is fun, interactive and appropriate for their ages and ties in with that morning’s Church service.Facebook Posts
We are proud to join with many other Churches and Christians in this campaign to bring so some courtesy, good manners and respect to the world of social media. Do join if you wish - it's open to all
Our Digital Charter | The Church of England
This is a voluntary pledge that we’re encouraging individual Christians as well as churches to sign to help make social media and the web more widely positive places for conversations to happen.This week's Church news sheet. Please click on the link below. If you can please like and share. Thank you.
media.acny.uk/media/news/notice_sheet/2019/08/18_08_2019.pdf
Here is this week's Church news sheet. Please click on the link below and if you can like and share.
media.acny.uk/media/news/notice_sheet/2019/08/11_08_2019.pdf
Here is this weeks Church news. Please click on the link below, like and share. Thank you.
media.acny.uk/media/news/notice_sheet/2019/08/04_08_2019.pdf
Here is this week's Church news sheet keeping you up to date with all that's happening at Daresbury Church. Please click on the link below:-
media.acny.uk/media/news/notice_sheet/2019/07/28_07_2019.pdf
Sunday service on the move - News - All Saints - A Church Near You
Once every year in July we hold our 10.30 Sunday service at the Milner Church Institute 108 Runcorn Road Moore WA4 6UB. It is held on the date nearest the anniversary of the laying of the foundation stone by Mary Milner in 1907. The Milner, as it is popularly known, serves as a place of worship on T...
First meal on the moon: how Buzz Aldrin took communion (and why NASA hushed it up)
Almost everyone knows Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were the first people to stand on the moon. Almost everyone knows what Armstrong said: 'That's one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind.' But how many know what Buzz Aldrin did before they stepped out on to the moon's surface?Because we have a very special guest tomorrow (14th July), there will be no 9.00 service. Do join us for the 10.30am Parish Communion. Please click on the link below and share with your friends
Daresbury says Farewell to Bishop - News - All Saints - A Church Near You
For what will be one of his last services in the Diocese, we shall be welcoming Bishop Peter to our 10.30am Parish Communion service on 14th July. He will be retiring at the end of September after 23 years as our bishop. We are glad that we will have the chance to wish him God's speed as he and his....Please give yourself some time to read this and reflect upon the Archbishop’s analysis. How does it chime in with your life at the moment?
Archbishop of Canterbury's sermon at York Minster | The Archbishop Of Canterbury
Read the Archbishop's sermon at the service at York Minster this morning.This week's Church news sheet. Please click on the link below, share and like:-
media.acny.uk/media/news/notice_sheet/2019/07/07_07_2019.pdf
Thanks to everyone for their support at last eek's Church fete. We raised £2613 which was more than last year. Put next year's in your diary - 28th June 2020
Brilliant effort!Only a week to go until Sandymoor's Fete - here's some information.
Congratulations!!Welcome and congratulations to all of our newly ordained deacons. After years of prayer, reflection, and hard work, 22 men and women were made deacon on Sunday 30 June at Chester Cathedral. Thank you to Peter Bacon for the photography.
The Church of England has published social media advice aimed at tackling offensive behaviour and misleading content and encouraging a positive atmosphere for online conversations. As part of a live Q&A at Facebook UK’s Headquarters, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, launched the digital charter and guidelines and encouraged Christians and others to sign up to it. We shall be discussing the issues raised at our next Church Council meeting
Thanks to everyone who supported the Church fete this afternoon. We're still counting up the money so we'll let you know here as soon as we have a figure.
In the meantime here is this Sunday's Churh news sheet. Please click the link below and hit the like button and share amongst all your contacts. Thank you.
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The Vicarage lawn has been cut for this Saturday's (29th June)Church fete starting at 2.00pm. Thanks to John Jackson of Appleton Garden Services and Steve Mooney of SGM Garden Maintenance for all their hard work over the year looking after our lawn.
It has its moments!
Alison Ackroyd
How glorious does the Vicarage look!?!
Services
