S T. W I L F R I D ‘ S C H U R C H
The Parish of Northenden, Manchester
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 St. Wilfrid’s Parish Church
 Ford Lane
 Northenden
 Manchester
 M22 4WE
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September 2010
Prayer for the month
 Gracious Creator,
 in your world of generosity, give us gratitude,
 in your world of variety, give us wonder,
 in your world of beauty, give us delight,
 in your world of plenty, give us generosity,
in a world of pain, give us your sympathy,
 in a world of hardship, give us your compassion,
 in a world of need, give us your creativity,
 in a world of loneliness, give us your love,
 through the work of our Saviour
  and the energy of your Spirit.   Amen.

 • Heritage Open Days Weekend 11th and 12th September - Noon to 5pm. The church will be open to view displays of current and past activities. The tower will be open to climb and view Northenden and further...weather permitting!

• Organist required - the Rector and PCC of St. Wilfrid’s Church are looking for an organist to play for Sunday morning services and occasional offices, and occasional evening services (e.g. Maundy Thursdays) as arranged. The organ is a Two Manual, Harrison instrument, installed about 1960 and regularly tuned and serviced. Details including a job description are available from the Rector (gsf@stwilfridsnorthenden.org.uk)
• September 2010 CONCORD Parish Magazine is available to download.

• For Scramblers dates please click here.

 • Coffee Mornings will normally be on the last Saturday of the month ~ but watch the monthly diary slot.
•Don’t forget to “Drop in” between 2.00 pm and 5.00 pm’ish… St.Wilfrid’s church is open most Sunday afternoons from 2.00 pm until Dusk, for prayer, visiting, enquiries, ancestor hunting, &c.


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 St.Wilfrid’s is the Church of England ( i.e. “Anglican,” or “Episcopalian”) Parish Church for Northenden, a district in the Wythenshawe area of south Manchester, UK.
 Our aim is to honour God as we worship him, using both traditional and modern C of E forms of service; to share the good news of what Jesus Christ taught about life, God, and our relationship with him, and what he achieved for us through his death and resurrection; to offer support, spiritual or practical, to people in times of need or crisis, and in the normal routine and adventure of living; to encourage people to serve God in and through their daily lives, whether in their church activities, or in their “normal” life in work, family and community; to help people grasp more clearly the Christian understanding of life, the world and everything, through discussion and teaching.
Christians have been worshipping on the site of St. Wilfrid’s Parish Church for almost 1000 years and the present historic and beautiful building remains the focus for an active congregation in the 21st Century.

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St. Wilfrid's church viewed from the South side
Site last updated 29/07/2010