St Mary's Church News & Information Page

Church Services

July 2008

6th

9.30am

11.00am

4.30pm

13th

9.30am

11.00am

4.30pm

20th

9.30am

11.00am

4.30pm

27th

9.30am

11.00am

4.30pm

August 2008

3rd

9.30am

11.00am

4.30pm

10th

9.30

11.00

4.30

17th

9.30

11.00

4.30

24th

9.30

11.00

4.30

31st

9.30

11.00

4.30




All enquiries for Baptisms, Funerals and Weddings please call the Vicarage on 0151 425 3195.


The St Mary's Church webpage, will be updated with more church related items and new information, on a regular basis.

Church Magazine

Don't forget,, that the latest Church Magazine edition is a double issue for July and August.

Inside you can find out all about what is happening at St Mary's Church Hale Village. From church services to village whats on's and village news.

If you already do not subscribe,, then you are missing out on a worth while read. At just 25pence every month, order your copy now, or subscribe for a year.

For further details contact the vicarage on 0151 425 3195


PCC meeting Tuesday 2nd September 8pm in the Vicarage

The Good Book Club

Wednesday 30th July, there will be another meeting of "The Good Book Club" at 7.30pm at the Vicarage. The "Screwtape Letters" will be the next topic for discussion


Hale Bank Methodist Service

Hale Holy Communion

Hale Iona Celtic Service


Hale Bank Methodist Service

Hale All Age Worship

Hale Holy Communion


Hale Bank Anglican Service

Hale Holy Communion

Hale Evening Prayer


Hale Bank Methodist Service

Hale Holy Communion

Hale Evening Prayer


Hale Bank Serice

Hale Holy Communion

Iona Evening Prayer


Hale Bank Service

All Age Worship

Hale Holy Communion


Hale Bank Service

Hale Holy Communion

Hale Evening Prayer


Hale Bank Service

Hale Holy Communion

Hale Evening Prayer


Hale Bank Service

Hale Holy Communion with Freemen of All England & Wales

Hale Evening Prayer


Church Whats On's

Restoration Work Around St Mary's

Volunteers have been busy for several months now around St Marys Church renovating and cleaning numerous grave stones that had become overgrown with grasss and moss. Grave stones in the old section of the ancient church yard now look clean and tidy with the grass and moss removed, also recently, the main walk-through gate to the church main door has seen some renovation work come it's way. The swing gates have also been removed along with the woodwork of the arch being painted and cleaned.

Below we have a selection of the volunteers work of the renovation in and around the church yard.

Those of you reading this

item would nodoubt agree,

that thanks and

appreciation, should be

directed to those who are

undertaking this work of

restoration, in and around

the ancient churchyard

of St Marys.

Click pictures for larger image

Picnic At The Vicarage

Saturday 12th July saw Janice throw open the doors, well, the garden gate

of the vicarage, for a vicarage picnic in the garden.

The day started off at 2pm in the afternoon as locals started to arrive with

their picnic hampers full of who knows what!? By 2.30pm the afternoon picnic

was in full swing, with a Jazz band playing as people tucked into their wine,

sandwiches and chatted. Janice played the perfect host greeting people as

they arrived, it was nice to see familiar faces during the afternoon, from Keith-

Banks, Ruth Hilton, the two Carols and Mauirine and Richard...

During the afternoon the jazz band and "The Straws" headed by St Mary's

very own Jeoff entertained with numerous country and Irish songs.

Thankfully the weather stayed fine with sunshine and the odd dull moment as

the clouds hid the sun. Nevertherless,, the afternoon was a huge success

and by 5.30pm everyone was pleased with the afternoons picnic and

entertainement.

Well done Janice!

Click pictures for larger image

Short Video Of St Marys Church Yard

A nice sunny July day during 2007, here we have a breif wander around St Marys churchyard just off Church Raod in the village.

In this short 4 minute video you can see how St Marys looks today, almost 30 years after the fire which destroyed it.

Also you can see the Childe Of Hales grave and wood carving, along with the resting place of the Ireland Blackburnes from Hale Hall.

Don't forget to look out for the coins on the Childe Of Hales grave.

Click on video screen to play the video

 

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