We are open for Sunday Worship. Every Sunday at 10.30am!!
(See 'Sunday services' page for times and dates)
Or
Come along to TANGO every Wednesday 11.30-1pm (re-opening on Wednesday 26th January).
Do feel free to come along if you so wish!
Otherwise you can access the sermon from each week via the 'Sermons' page on this website!
Please also consider keeping in touch through our Facebook page (St.David’s Church, Carr Mill) or you can message us directly through the 'Contact us' on this website.
We have put a number of procedures in place as per the guidelines (e.g. hand-gels & social distancing seating). So please do be aware of those and stay safe! Don't forget your face coverings too!
Otherwise, again, you can access the sermon from each week via the 'Sermons' page on this website.
Who are we?
St. David’s Church, Carr Mill is a Church of England congregation of ordinary, local people who are seeking to respond to the love of God in their own lives through worship, love for one another and service to the local community.
We worship Sunday by Sunday in a building which has undergone many improvements over recent years and we try to provide services which are welcoming, relevant and inspiring. We welcome anyone who is looking to find out more about the Christian faith, whether they would call themselves a Christian or not. We hope our church has a place for anyone regardless of their age or convictions.
Jesus said to his first disciples, “Come, follow me”. We are simply trying to do that here and now and welcome anyone who would like to join us on that journey. We believe it’s the best journey in the world.
(See 'Sunday services' page for times and dates)
Or
Come along to TANGO every Wednesday 11.30-1pm (re-opening on Wednesday 26th January).
Do feel free to come along if you so wish!
Otherwise you can access the sermon from each week via the 'Sermons' page on this website!
Please also consider keeping in touch through our Facebook page (St.David’s Church, Carr Mill) or you can message us directly through the 'Contact us' on this website.
We have put a number of procedures in place as per the guidelines (e.g. hand-gels & social distancing seating). So please do be aware of those and stay safe! Don't forget your face coverings too!
Otherwise, again, you can access the sermon from each week via the 'Sermons' page on this website.
Who are we?
St. David’s Church, Carr Mill is a Church of England congregation of ordinary, local people who are seeking to respond to the love of God in their own lives through worship, love for one another and service to the local community.
We worship Sunday by Sunday in a building which has undergone many improvements over recent years and we try to provide services which are welcoming, relevant and inspiring. We welcome anyone who is looking to find out more about the Christian faith, whether they would call themselves a Christian or not. We hope our church has a place for anyone regardless of their age or convictions.
Jesus said to his first disciples, “Come, follow me”. We are simply trying to do that here and now and welcome anyone who would like to join us on that journey. We believe it’s the best journey in the world.
Safeguarding
The church of St David, Carr Mill takes its duty and obligation to protect all extremely seriously. We have adopted the national Church of England's robust procedures and guidelines. You can find out more about the national policies and procedures at https://www.churchofengland.org/more/safeguarding
If you have any safeguarding concerns or issues on a safeguarding matter then you can find useful contact information at http://www.liverpool.anglican.org/safeguarding
The church of St David, Carr Mill takes its duty and obligation to protect all extremely seriously. We have adopted the national Church of England's robust procedures and guidelines. You can find out more about the national policies and procedures at https://www.churchofengland.org/more/safeguarding
If you have any safeguarding concerns or issues on a safeguarding matter then you can find useful contact information at http://www.liverpool.anglican.org/safeguarding