Worship at St. John's
Sunday 10am
Service of Holy Communion at St John’s church, High Legh.
Updated Guidelines on face coverings
You must wear a face covering if you are attending services unless you are exempt from doing so - please inform the clergy.
Please inform the service leader if you lip read.
Check out the updated Church of England guidance on face coverings.
We have put in place precautions to limit the risk of transmission of Covid-19 in accordance with the government guidelines including:
• Social distancing
• Sanitising to support hand and face hygiene
• Arrangements for entry and exit to avoid congestion
• Specific procedures for communion, etc.
We believe this will make church a safe place for most people to attend.
However, we realise that there will be those who are more vulnerable and remain anxious about attending. If you would like us to pray for you or anyone you know, during our service please let Revd Trish know:
01925 754787; 07703 470101
trishcope2012@btinternet.com
An online Sunday service is still be made available.
Face coverings in Church - latest guidance
Risk Assessment for reopening at St. John's.
Holy Communion - guidance from the Church of England
Risk Assessment for private prayer at St. John's.
Church of England guidance for churches reopening
More information about the guidance issued for churches to reopen:
Church of England Guidance
Government Guidance
Services in our United Benefice
Sunday 4th October: (Please note that booking is essential)
10.00 Harvest Holy Communion – St John High Legh
10.30 Harvest Holy Communion – St Mary Rostherne**
18.30 Harvest Thanksgiving – Holy Trinity Little Bollington**
There will be a Harvest Thanksgiving online service as well.
Sunday 11th October:
10.00 Holy Communion St John High Legh
11.00 Holy Communion Holy Trinity Little Bollington
Wednesday Mornings
09.00 Celtic Morning Prayer at St John High Legh
We regret that we are unable to open St Paul’s just yet because of building work taking place.
We hope to live stream services from St John’s and St Mary’s in the near future.
It is important that no one feels they must come to services if they are reluctant, for whatever reason, to mix with a group of people.
Service of Holy Communion at St John’s church, High Legh.
Updated Guidelines on face coverings
You must wear a face covering if you are attending services unless you are exempt from doing so - please inform the clergy.
Please inform the service leader if you lip read.
Check out the updated Church of England guidance on face coverings.
We have put in place precautions to limit the risk of transmission of Covid-19 in accordance with the government guidelines including:
• Social distancing
• Sanitising to support hand and face hygiene
• Arrangements for entry and exit to avoid congestion
• Specific procedures for communion, etc.
We believe this will make church a safe place for most people to attend.
However, we realise that there will be those who are more vulnerable and remain anxious about attending. If you would like us to pray for you or anyone you know, during our service please let Revd Trish know:
01925 754787; 07703 470101
trishcope2012@btinternet.com
An online Sunday service is still be made available.
Face coverings in Church - latest guidance
Risk Assessment for reopening at St. John's.
Holy Communion - guidance from the Church of England
Risk Assessment for private prayer at St. John's.
Church of England guidance for churches reopening
More information about the guidance issued for churches to reopen:
Church of England Guidance
Government Guidance
Services in our United Benefice
Sunday 4th October: (Please note that booking is essential)
10.00 Harvest Holy Communion – St John High Legh
10.30 Harvest Holy Communion – St Mary Rostherne**
18.30 Harvest Thanksgiving – Holy Trinity Little Bollington**
There will be a Harvest Thanksgiving online service as well.
Sunday 11th October:
10.00 Holy Communion St John High Legh
11.00 Holy Communion Holy Trinity Little Bollington
Wednesday Mornings
09.00 Celtic Morning Prayer at St John High Legh
We regret that we are unable to open St Paul’s just yet because of building work taking place.
We hope to live stream services from St John’s and St Mary’s in the near future.
It is important that no one feels they must come to services if they are reluctant, for whatever reason, to mix with a group of people.