The Church Minshull Community Website

By Sue Challoner - 16th October 2016 5:36pm
We were pleased to welcome the Right Rev. John Hayden, retired Bishop of Kilimanjaro, to our Harvest Thanksgiving today. He spoke of God's blessings to us all and showed slides of some of the people he had worked with in Tanzania.
Our church was beautifully decorated with flowers and displays of food that were collected for St Paul's Pantry in Crewe, a local foodbank.
After the service, also taken by the Rev Anne, there was a lunch of soup, sandwiches and cream scones. Our thanks go to all who helped in so many different ways.
A very big THANK YOU to all members of our Community for your generous gifts of dried and tinned foods. These will be taken to St Paul's Pantry in Crewe Monday morning
popular recent storiesAlso in the news

SING A SONG OF SIXPENCE.Whilst Eleanor Lewis has been locked down and is being home-schooled by Nigel & Rachael Lewis she worked hard and produced this History Project called "Sing a song of sixpence"http://local.4534942(Please click here to see her...

We are sorry for the inconvenience but our VillageArena Website will be down for a couple of days in the week starting 1st FEBRUARY 2021 for a Software Upgrade. We will be back up as soon as possible with a lightly different...

Listeners to Radio Stoke may have been surprised to hear our churchwarden, John Headon, being interviewed by presenter Liz Ellis at 3.30 this afternoon. Liz asked John about the village being cut off last night when Over Road, to Winsford was flooded and the bridge over Eel Brook, where it joins the River Weaver went under water. Sadly, the adjacent house, flooded last February was inundated...
NewsLatest







