The Sandbach Peace and Justice Group, part of Churches Together in Sandbach, held a vigil, to mark the COP26 climate conference, beside the Sandbach Crosses on Saturday 6th November. The theme was “We are all in the same storm … we are not all in the same boat!â€Â It recognises that poorer countries and poorer people will suffer the worst effects from climate change.
Annual farm service and picnic on 26rth September 2021
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COP26 is the 26th meeting of world leaders at the UN climate change talks. The conference has been described as the most important gathering on climate change since the Paris agreement was signed in 2015.
In our service on 22nd August the children did some "making, mending and moulding" to help them understand how we see God at work
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Churches commit to effective climate action ahead of the COP 26 climate summit in November
COVID-19 has brought huge changes to all our lives, but inequalities mean that some people have been hit even harder than others. The churches' Joint Public issues team is calling for all of us to Stay Alert to Justice during the pandemic, and beyond.
Exploring the local area on foot, in all weathers. Sadly, this Jacob’s Ladder won’t take you up to Heaven, just down to Hassall Moss.
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A collage based on the Lent studies in the Wednesday Ladies' Fellowship
The story of the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus is commemorated in our Easter garden in the Oasis window.
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A Baptist-led petition to the UK government and governments world wide to help make the Covid-19 vaccine easily accessible across the globe. You can click the link to sign.
This year’s Spring Harvest will be between 4th to 8th April online both live and on demand. Expect to see all the best bits of their usual programme: Big Start, Bible teaching, celebrations, excellent children's and youth content and much more, all based on the theme 'Unrivalled: Why we worship'.
Church leaders have joined forces with the NHS to launch a campaign aimed at encouraging a more balanced conversation around the COVID-19 vaccine. They have produced a video - link below.
Today is the day when we are invited to "Give, act and pray" to ensure people on the margins are fully involved in the world we build as we emerge from the pandemic
Racial Justice Sunday 2021 coincides with Valentine's Day. The resources for the day, provided by the United Reformed Church, consider the theme "What kind of love...?"
In our online service on 17th January we celebrated the church's 31st anniversary with the theme of "running the race". as we reflected on the importance of our feet for running, our creative gifts came into play. Look at the photos - all anonymous!
A suggestion from Baptists Together for an alternative to New Year Resolutions
On the first Sunday of the New Year, congregation members spent time in prayer and reflection - "alone with God in their bubble".
Another chance to watch the Churches Together in Sandbach Carol Service
The socially distanced exercise walking group pictured on the way to Arclid Airport
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Here is the link which Dennis mentions in his talk, in case you missed it!
