Services are continuing on Sundays in church, livestreamed and zoom plus there are other activities scheduled during the week. Please see the newsletter as the details may change from week to week
Link to weekly Newsletter click here
Epiphany Order of Service click here
The Church magazine may be found here
click here for Lockdown Extra
If you come to church, you’ll be asked to observe social distancing, sanitise your hands and give your contact details as you come in. The wearing of a face covering in church is now a legal requirement for everyone over 11 years of age (unless medically exempt).
St Bridget’s church is open for private prayer 2.30pm - 3.30pm Tuesdays and Fridays
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Please help us to keep in touch – if you know of any parishioners who might need support because of illness, or bereavement, or any other reason, please let us know via the Parish Office on tel. 0151 625 2739 or email office@stbridgetschurch.org.uk
You can also keep in touch via:
Facebook: @StBridgetsChurchWestKirby
Twitter: @StBandCaldy
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St Bridget's, West Kirby and Caldy Church take the safety of everyone within our churches very seriously, and expects that everyone will work within the safeguarding policy of the Parish, a copy of which can be found on our noticeboards.
In particular, the Parish expects anyone who becomes aware of a safeguarding risk with children or vulnerable adults, or an actual abuse, to raise this immediately with the person(s) with responsibility for safeguarding within the Parish.
The Safeguarding Co-ordinator for the Parish is Bethan Halpenny, contacted on 07837 755214 bethanhc@live.co.uk
Alternatively, contact Pauline Butterfield (the Diocesan Safeguarding Officer) on 01928-718834 Ext 221
view the Past Cases Review procedure Click here
Click here to view our Data Privacy statement
Can be contacted in an emergency by telephoning 0151 625 2389 or 0151 625 1636 (St Bridget's) or 0151 342 0141 or 0151 625 8510 (Caldy)
Eternal Lord, our beginning and our end: bring us with the whole creation to your glory, hidden through past ages and made known in Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
BLESS THIS HOUSE – Blessing our homes at Epiphanytide. Even though the tinsel of Christmas may seem long gone we are still celebrating the Epiphany. During this season, there is a tradition of blessing homes and marking them with a sign of welcome based on the visit of the wise men to Jesus with their gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh. Using chalk, the door or an adjacent wall is marked with either a simple cross or the traditional formula: 20 + C + M + B + 21. 20 - 21 for the year and then crosses between the letters C, M and B standing for the wise men and also the Latin phrase 'Christus mansionem benedicat', meaning 'Christ bless this house'.
