St Bridget's Parish Church serves the small town of West Kirby, on the Dee estuary.
The Church was founded by Christian Vikings from Ireland, so we have a thousand years of experience of bringing people the good news of the love of God revealed in Jesus Christ. People who come into St Bridget's today still encounter God's love in the beautiful, holy building and in reflective worship and stimulating preaching. We are trying to represent the Church of England at its best.
St Bridget's church building has been closed to the public on weekdays during the summer. This was for safety reasons whilst electrical re-wiring and a new lighting system are installed. We hope to be re-open from early November. See weekly notice sheets for updates.
In May 2012 we opened the new St Bridget's Centre, which is available for bookings.
There are strong links with the excellent Church Primary School next door.
We have dozens of weddings, baptisms and funerals each year - click here for contact details if you wish to enquire.
Caldy Church is the daughter Church of St Bridget's, and has served Caldy Village in the name of Jesus Christ for a hundred years.
We are an Inclusive Church, a Fair Trade Parish and an Eco-Congregation.
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Searching God, to you no one is lost, no one is left behind, no one is the price to be paid for the greater good. Give us the same restless desire, the same fierce joy, which finds grace in every child of earth and makes a community open to all. We ask this in the name of Jesus, who loved the world and did not count the cost. Amen.
“A group is a manifestation of the need to belong. A group can, however, close in on itself, believing that it is superior to others. But my vision is that belonging should be at the heart of a fundamental discovery: that we all belong to a common humanity, the human race. We may be rooted in a specific family and culture but we come to this earth to open up to others, to serve them and receive the gifts they bring to us, as well as to all of humanity.” Jean Vanier, Becoming Human
