Morning & Evening Prayer are said in Church every day (except Friday) at 9 am & 5 pm Baptism & Marriages by arrangement with the Rector Our own printed version of "Common Worship" is used at each Eucharist and Communion service with the exception of the 2nd Sunday in the month when the 1662 "Book of Common Prayer" is used in its place at 4-00pm. The Wednesday celebration of Holy Communion uses the 1662 "Book of Common Prayer" A children and Family "free form" service takes place on the 2nd Sunday in the month at 10-00am. Special services for saints days and major festivals take place at 7-30pm. please check for details. Worship & Reflection - once a month - see What’s On! contact the rector tel 0161 766 2619 WORSHIP AND WORSHIPPERS   The pattern of Services is as follows: 8 am Holy Communion (CW) 3rd Sunday (BCP) 10 am Parish Eucharist (Common Worship Order 1with our own settings) 4/6pm Evensong (BCP) 2nd Sunday 10 am “Free form” family service, 4-00pm Holy Communion (BCP) which is said. Wednesday 10.15am Holy Communion (BCP) The churchmanship can largely be described as "middle of the road". The church’s tradition of worship is centred round the sacraments of baptism and Eucharist. The Sacrament is reserved. It is customary for the president to wear alb and stole. The vast majority of the congregation happily accepted the introduction of Common Worship and the current hymnbook, Common Praise. The Church’s main Sunday service is the Parish Eucharist assisted by two or more lay assistants, servers and readers, attracts 80- 100 worshipers on average, at 10.00am. The liturgy used is Order One from Common Worship in our own service book. There are two readings and a sermon of about ten minutes duration.  On the second Sunday the service is non-Eucharistic; an informal liturgy, with contemporary worship songs and an all-age talk for the children, attracts large numbers of ‘fringe’ families and is a good introduction to the church for those who have not been regular attendees. The Free form service attracts some 120 people. Alongside the more formal services, our church uses a less formal Family Eucharist several times a year on special occasions e.g. Pentecost. Getting Married?