Welcome
We aim to be a generous-hearted and inclusive Christian family in the centre of Beeston with a ministry that reaches out from our beautiful Parish Church into the wider community.All Christians are on a voyage of discovery with God. If you are just passing through we hope you find spiritual rest and refreshment here. If you live in or near Beeston we hope you'll return and that you might be able to make a spiritual home with us. If you are a Christian, may this be a place from which you can draw strength and encouragement to sustain you as you seek to live a Christian life in the world.
If you are interested in knowing more about following Christ don't hesitate to be in touch and we will do all we can to help.
God Bless you,
Fr Wayne Plimmer (Vicar)
Revd Claire Towns (Curate)
Revd Claire Towns and Fr Wayne Plimmer
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Wolfson Foundation grants make 39 parish churches very happy in 2012
Thirty-nine parishes discovered last month that 2012 would be a good year for them when they were offered grants by the Church Buildings Council and The Wolfson Foundation to support essential repair works to their church buildings.
Thirty-nine parishes discovered last month that 2012 would be a good year for them when they were offered grants by the Church Buildings Council and The Wolfson Foundation to support essential repair works to their church buildings.
Church pools its buying power to save parishes £10 million a year
13,000 Church of England parishes can now benefit from reduced prices for essential utilities and services. A new website, developed by the Parish Buying Service, is offering churches savings on £200 million worth of services each year.
13,000 Church of England parishes can now benefit from reduced prices for essential utilities and services. A new website, developed by the Parish Buying Service, is offering churches savings on £200 million worth of services each year.
Provisional attendance figures for 2010 released \- marriages up four per cent, national 'mapping' identifies at least 1,000 fresh expressions of church
The latest local church attendance figures from the Church of England for 2010 show that approaching 1.7 million people continue to attend Church of England services each month, and around 1.1 million attend one of the Church of England's 16,000 churches as part of a typical week. The figures additionally highlight for the first time the results of innovative Church initiatives, such as the ecumenical Fresh Expressions movement and the Archbishops' Council's Weddings Project.
The latest local church attendance figures from the Church of England for 2010 show that approaching 1.7 million people continue to attend Church of England services each month, and around 1.1 million attend one of the Church of England's 16,000 churches as part of a typical week. The figures additionally highlight for the first time the results of innovative Church initiatives, such as the ecumenical Fresh Expressions movement and the Archbishops' Council's Weddings Project.