MERSEYSIDE UNITARIAN MINISTRY PARTNERSHIP
Churches
Matthew Henry’s Chapel, Chester

Meeting in the church hall in Waverton, a village just outside Chester, this small but lively congregation of up to 12 meets on the first and third Sundays of the month at 3pm. The flexible nature of the space lends itself to doing things differently and “circle services” are held from time to time.

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southport

Southport

Holding services every Sunday morning, this is a small congregation meeting in a church imaginatively converted with good facilities.

Attendance is often in single figures though official membership is around 20. Members often like to dine together after a service.
 

Ullet Road Church

Situated in Liverpool close to attractive Sefton Park, Ullet Road has 40 members with usual attendances each Sunday morning of around 30. With  its beautiful interior including Pre-Raphaelite stained glass windows, the church has been referred to as a Unitarian cathedral! The Sunday School caters for children of varying ages.

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Wirral Unitarians

Meeting at the Quaker Meeting House in Heswall (a small town on Dee side of the peninsula)  the church draws its congregation of up to 20 from all over the Wirral.  Until recently worshipping in its own building in West Kirby, the congregation is now disposing of the premises which will ensure a sound financial base for the future.  		wirral
park lane
 Park Lane

(Ashton-in Makerfield)

Led by Partnership minister, Rev Lynne Readett, Park Lane Chapel’s congregation meet in a historic building built in 1697 and has around 50 members. Services are held weekly and coffee mornings are held each Thursday morning. A children’s group  meets every Sunday.  Many fund raising and community events are held in the church or in the excellent adjoining church buildings. 


Cairo Street

(Warrington)


Led by Partnership minister, Rev Lynne Readett, this small congregation currently holds two afternoon services a month. Associated with Joseph Priestley and other prominent historical figures, the fine chapel building dates from 1745 and with its peaceful garden provides an spiritual oasis from the lively town centre nearby.		 Cairo st
 


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