St Mary’s Church, Greasley, is a church which seeks to worship and glorify God through worship and outreach. Our services reflect a wide spectrum of different styles of worship which cater for all ages. They consist of BCP Holy Communion, Matins and Common Worship
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Why youngsters are having a BLAST! at St Mary’s
BIBLE Learning and Sharing Together is the name of our new children’s group which meets on the first Sunday of every month.
Called BLAST for short, and led by Revd Denise and Julie Stanton, the group meets in the church hall during the 10.15am service, returning to church in time for the end of the service.
Please spread the word. The more the merrier!
Why not light up St Mary’s for that special occasion?
If you would like the Church illuminating in memory of a loved one, or wish to mark a birthday or wedding anniversary — in fact any kind of celebration — please download and print off the form below, complete and send with payment of £25, making all cheques payable to: GREASLEY PCC
For more information please email:- greasleychurchwardens@gmail.com
Have you had a cuppa at The Parish Oven yet?
HAVE you visited The Parish Oven at St Mary’s yet?
Since opening in late May 2021, the Parish Oven tearooms have been slowly but surely building a reputation, by word-of-mouth, as a great place to meet for a chat, a cuppa and a slice of home-made cake.
Open every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 10am until 3pm, the tearooms are manned entirely by volunteers from the church, with all proceeds going towards the upkeep of St Mary’s.
In summer months the tearoom gardens, with St Mary’s as a backdrop, are a peaceful place to relax and meet up with friends and family.
Initially, the tearooms are being run from the top room of the Church Hall, but the vision is to convert the adjacent Verger’s Cottage (also known as the Sexton’s Cottage) into a church centre or ‘hub’ containing dedicated tearooms, church offices and a meeting room.
The building is Grade II listed, so any work will be done sympathetically and help bring a much-loved local landmark back into full use and enable St Mary’s to be a vital presence in the community during the week, as well as on a Sunday.
Donate to St Mary’s — here’s how you can do it
It’s so easy to donate to St Mary’s and help with the upkeep of our beautiful parish church.
Simply scan the QR code below using your mobile phone and you will automatically be linked to our giving page at givealittle.co where you can click on one of four pre-set amounts (£10, £25, £50, or £75) or select the “choose your own amount” button.
You’ll then be asked for your debit/credit card details in exactly the same way as you are if you’re familiar with online shopping. It really is that easy!
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