An appeal for more than just money!

Ukraine, Gaza, conflicts and needs all round the world...

as well as a few needs closer to home. How will we respond?

Money - always a difficult subject - what can we do to maintain our giving? 

• • Take out a standing order with your bank. If you contact us we can provide the bank details you need and a form to complete.
  • And if you are a taxpayer, help us more by completing a GiftAid form, so that what you give can be increased by 25% at absolutely no cost to you. John and Cath Bowers are now our administrators for this, and can be contacted via the Parish email.
  • If you do not have internet access or are uncomfortable with these methods please contact us and we will make other arrangements to suit you

  You can understand that we still have outgoings to be paid, and we pride ourselves on prompt payment to our suppliers.

  Thank you for your assistance.

Making a will

If your parish has served you well in life, please remember that, like all charities, it relies totally on donations and your generosity for its continued existence.

Offertory Envelopes

Thank you to all those who donate via offertory envelopes. Could we also suggest that you give some thought to changing your weekly contributions from cash to standing order and look at Giftaid on your donations if you are a taxpayer. It is a real benefit to the parish and much easier to administer. Please contact the parish office for more information.

CAFOD - Helping people living in poverty with practical help, whatever their religion or culture URGENT APPEAL!!

Whether you donate, campaign, download prayers or volunteer you are saving lives and helping us ensure that no one is beyond reach of the love and care they need

John Woods from CAFOD in Liverpool invites parishioners to a local event on Sun 31st May 3pm-4.30pm in St Anne's Church Pastoral Centre, Prescot Road, Ormskirk, L39 4TG. 

Tom from Crosby, will share his insights from seeing first-hand the impact of what CAFOD's work can help make possible, including in Bangladesh, South Sudan and currently in advocacy and Parliament. 

Excitingly, Tom has met Cardinal Stephen from South Sudan, who is the key feature of the parish work this summer around the global debt crisis. If you are able to join this ‘deep dive’ and chance to ask questions, (as well as enjoy coffee & cake!), please email John This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or text 07779 804 241.

Best wishes, Adrian Cannell.

Mary's Meals' - simple is best.

On the basis that some of the best ideas are the simplest, Mary’s Meals provides one good meal to some of the world’s poorest children every school day. 

So we feed the children, and they learn and work better, because they're not hungry. Modest amounts of money make amazing differences to large numbers of children. Their work is named after Mary, the mother of Jesus, who brought up her own child in poverty. Mary’s Meals consists of, respects, and reaches out to people of all faiths and of none.