St Barnabas Church of England Parish Church Penny Lane Mossley Hill Liverpool

St Barnabas Mossley Hill Liverpool England

Church of England Parish Church Diocese of Liverpool

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St Barnabas Mossley Hill Liverpool

St Barnabas Parish Church, Mossley Hill : Viewed from Penny Lane

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Lunchtime Poetry Reading at St Barnabas. Do come along and listen to an eclectic selection of poems being read by members of the local Mossley Hill Community on Tuesday July 14th 11.30 to 1.30pm. Bring your own sandwiches etc, other light refreshments available.

Friday Lunchtime Organ Concerts 24 July to 21st August 12 noon to 12.30 pm, click here for more information.

Following on from last year's very successful event a further Beatles Themed Weekend including an extensive local history section is planned for the August Bank Holiday Weekend ( 29, 30 and 31 August) click here for more information.

Welcome to our Church

Welcome to the St Barnabas Church of England Parish Church, Penny Lane, Mossley Hill, Liverpool, web site. We are a family friendly church which forms one part of the Mossley Hill Team Ministry Group of Three Churches. The others being All Hallows, Greenhill Rd, Allerton and SS Matthew and James, Rose Lane, Mossley Hill.

Click HERE to read a Message of Welcome from Rev. Godfrey Butland, Team Rector of Mossley Hill Group of churches Liverpool.

The Rev Alan Kennedy was instituted and installed as Team Vicar to the Mossley Hill Team Ministry by the Bishop of Warrington at a very moving service at All Hallows Church on April 26th, 2007; click here for more information

Do have a look round our web site and better still visit us at one of our services. You can be sure of a warm welcome. Also do stay for coffee and conversation after the one hour 11am main Sunday service which will give you a chance to get to know us better.

To find St Barnabas Parish Church on a street map, click here

You may contact St Barnabas on any matter for example baptisms, marriages and funerals by phoning our church team office on +44 (0)151 724 6391 or email . Full contact details for all other church officials, including the Team Rector Rev. Godfrey Butland and Team Vicar Rev. Alan Kennedy, may be found in the Information section

Service Information in a condensed form may be found on our additional " A Church Near You " Mossley Hill St Barnabas web site sponsored by the Church of England. St Barnabas is located at the junction of 4 roads in the Mossley Hill, L18 area of south Liverpool. These are Allerton Rd, Smithdown Rd, Elm Hall Drive and Penny Lane.

In addition to the regular Sunday services, St Barnabas Church is also open on every Tuesday for Morning Prayer at 7.15am. Many find this reflective service a good start to the day. The church is also open for individual Prayer and Reflection on alternate Tuesdays from 10 am to 12 noon. These alternate with Coffee and Conversation mornings in church, from 10.30 am to 12 noon. A further said service of Holy Communion is held on Thursday mornings at 10am using the Book of Common Prayer.

Washing up the dishes after stimulating St Barnabas Service

Eager parishioners doing the washing up after the service

The web site is subdivided into sections. Clicking on the hyperlinks at top and bottom of each web page will take you back to the start of any given section. For example, Basic Parish information such as St Barnabas location, Services times, contacting the Rector etc will be found in the Information section. The Pictures section is particularly interesting and includes many photographs of the Mossley Hill area of Liverpool, Parish activities and other Liverpool Churches. Where appropriate, further hyperlinks within each section aid navigation through that section. The History section will be of interest to those of you who wish to know more about the growth of St Barnabas from its early 20th C foundation. The What's New section gives details of recent web site additions and updates.

"All shall be well, and all shall be well: And all manner of thing shall be well"

Mother Julian of Norwich.

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