St James' Church
Methodist/URC, Woolton, Liverpool, UK
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In our heart is a commitment to follow the way of Jesus Christ and to share the love of God with all.
The Covid-19 pandemic continues to affect us all and here at St James' we wish to be of support and will try to offer practical help to anyone that requires it in this time of crisis. Please do contact us if you need support or help.
Message from our Minister
Message from our Minister
Hello Everyone, it is good to be back from Sabbatical and to be leading worship this Sunday at St James’. I have had a very fulfilling Sabbatical. Thank you to all who made this possible and for your support. I am looking forward to seeing you all and gradually catching up. If there is anything you feel I need to know, or anyone you are concerned about please let me know.
I spent a lot of time walking as part of my Sabbatical, exploring pilgrimage. God was definitely leading me, speaking to me and keeping me safe.
The picture was taken near Preston Brook, on the first day of my Sabbatical. The Trent and Mersey Canal was like an open road inviting me to explore and discover. Today, Jesus calls all of us to follow him. As we look at the open road ahead, we know that he will be with us.
God Bless Peter
Morning Services
There are now 3 ways in which you can enjoy our Sunday services - by booking a place and attending St James’, watching the service via Zoom, or joining in on the telephone service in the afternoon. For the church service, the church opens at 10.00 and the service starts at 10.30 am as normal. For those coming to church, you will need to book in each week, bookings can be made by phone, text, or email. Please contact Jayne McLaren from 4.00pm on the Sunday for the following Sunday. Places will be first come first served basis, to join via Zoom please follow the details in the newsletter.
If you wish to sit as part of a family group, please tell us at the time of booking. If you book and then find that you can’t come to a service, please let us know. Please don’t “turn up” at Church if you haven’t booked for that Service as it will be frustrating for you to have to go home. It is essential that you do not come to Church if you are showing symptoms of Covid 19 or have recently come into contact with someone who is suspected of or confirmed to be infected.
In order to minimise the risk of transmission, our Services will be much shorter than normal. If you have a prayer request, please let us know during the previous week.
Other online service details and document resources are available on the Liverpool South Methodist Circuit website here. Our Children's & Youth Workers have a YouTube channel called 'The Way', each Sunday there are worship sessions with activities, prayers and fun, please share and subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCryJZotipDp-j_bxONkxiXA
Future Services:
Sunday September 19th: Obeth Thevanesan (St James’) Revd. Peter Hughes (phone)
Sunday September 26th: This service will include a seated, distanced Communion.
Anyone wanting to receive the Communion after the service, please contact, either your pastoral visitor, Irene Elliott or Margaret Dee.
Welcome To St. James
Welcome To St. James
St James are now the proud owners of a defibrillator thanks to the fundraising walk by Rob Swindells of the BB with help from Amy and team in the GB. This machine was purchased from the Oliver King Foundation and is now fitted in the front entrance of the Church Hall. To find out more about the Oliver King Foundation look on their website - www.theoliverkingfoundation.co.uk. Their email is [email protected] or find them on Twitter as @TheOKFoundation or their number is: 0151 728 3470. There are also look at booklets on the information table in church.
Dan Holmes leading St James with 'Sing Amen".
Explore Dan's music on the following link, https://www.danholmesmusic.com
Dan Holmes leading St James with 'Sing Amen".
Explore Dan's music on the following link, https://www.danholmesmusic.com
All you need is love at St James',
an interesting article on the United Reformed Church website, to read the article click HERE.