Every day throughout Advent we are pleased to offer you a little Advent treat. Today we bring you our music ensemble singing “Ding Dong Merrily on High” … More Digital Advent Calendar 2021 Day 10
very day throughout Advent we are pleased to offer you a little Advent treat. Today our friend Andrew reads the Christmas poem “Shepherd’s Christmas” for us. This is followed by the carol “O Little Town of Bethlehem” … More Digital Advent Calendar 2021 Day 9
Every day throughout Advent we are pleased to offer you a little Advent treat. Today we bring you “In the Bleak Mid-Winter”, sung by Maggie’s Music Makers … More Digital Advent Calendar 2021 Day 8
Every day throughout Advent we are pleased to offer you a little Advent treat. Today we introduce you to George, the Joker of the Flock! George’s jokes are followed by Carol and Jennifer singing “Mary, did you know?” … More Digital Advent Calendar 2021 Day 7
‘I am bringing you good news of great joy for all the people: to you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, who is the Messiah’ … More Rev Deborah’s Christmas Message
Every day throughout Advent we are pleased to offer you a little Advent treat. Today we bring you a picture of the steadily growing flock of knitted sheep, gathering in the stable … More Digital Advent Calendar 2021 Day 6
Welcome to our all-age service of holy communion in which we celebrate with Christingles. … More Christingle
Every day throughout Advent we are pleased to offer you a little Advent treat. Today we see our flock of knitted sheep making their way to the crib and hear from our music group singing “Advent to Christmas” … More Digital Advent Calendar 2021 day 2
Our Digital Advent Calendar for 2021 will begin in earnest on Wednesday 1 December. However, as today is the first Sunday of Advent, here is the Advent Prose – an ancient plainsong chant that takes a series of texts drawn from Isaiah … More Digital Advent Calendar 2021
Today we remember Hugh, who was the Bishop of Lincoln in the 12th century. The king at the time was Henry the Second. The Archbishop of Canterbury, Thomas Becket, had been murdered in Canterbury Cathedral by four knights who thought that they were acting on the King’s wishes … More Speaking truth to power
St Margaret's Church Prestwich 