Church News & Notices

14th December 

Open Door Coffee will meet on Friday, 19th December from 10am to 12 noon in the lounge. 

We are holding our appeal for the South Liverpool food bank throughout Advent following the success of our effort last year. The food banks are anxious to have sufficient supplies at this time of year. They particularly now ask for goods such as tinned tomatoes, tinned fruit, tinned custard, noodles and tinned fish, tinned meat as well as dried pasta, long life juice, squash and tea bags, coffee shampoo and shower gel.

There are collection boxes at the back of the church, this Sunday and next Sunday Please give if you can.

As mentioned last week, you will see the Christmas wishes tree at the back of the Church arranged by Jennie, for those wishing to send a greeting to their Church friends. You may like to write on one of the available cards, hang it on the tree and make a donation, and all monies collected will be sent to the Salvation Army, who are trying to care for vulnerable people at this time of year.

Annie Wang is staging a Christmas concert in Church this afternoon at 2 pm. The programme contains a selection of carols, choir and classical music along with the Bluebell adult and children’s choirs. It promises to be an enjoyable afternoon, and tickets are £6 with children free and can be purchased at the door today.

Our service next week will be at the usual time of 10 am which will be an All-Age Festival of Light Service and will be led by Tim.

Christmas Eve is a week on Wednesday and as usual we will be holding our Christingle Service at 4 pm - all are very welcome.

There will be a combined Christmas Day Service at St Stephens at 11 am. 

We will be holding our usual service at 10.00 am on Sunday 28th December

Tea and coffee will be served after the service today and you are warmly invited to stay for a cuppa and a chat.



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Ongoing Notices

We like to use the computer, projector and screen for our services here at Allerton. There is quite a bit of preparation that goes into having hymns and readings on the screen and we would like to spread the workload as best we can. If you or a member of your family are familiar with Microsoft PowerPoint and can spare a couple of hours once a month to assist with the setting up of a PowerPoint presentation, we would like to hear from you. Please speak to Ruth Winterburn or Charles Lasham.