Original Painting of Huyton Parish Church by Elaine Preece Stanley

Others can be found in photos

Fund Raising couldn't be easier!

If you generally shop on-line, PLEASE shop by going 'via' the link below. Remember you will need to create an account to raise funds for the church.

Or go directly to here: Go Direct to the Huyton Parish Church Funding

So far eleven people have raised £64.12 between them. Follow the link - register and start shopping! Further donations are available without spending any money at all - can't be bad! Follow the link and find out how.

 

FAMILY WELFARE FUND:  Details can be found at TAB : About us - Annual Report'. This is well worth the read showing that the Church is more than Sunday Services.....

 

NEW TAB - JOBS

Huyton Parish Church is looking to employ a Family Engagement Playworker. 

For further details including a job description and an application form go to the JOBS tab.

The Latest Photographs show the Churches of Huyton Walk of Witness which took place on Good Friday.  After the walk everyone was treated to a hot drink and a Hot Cross Bun in the Churches shop.

 

Other photographs can be found here. maudy-thursday12.pdf

                    good-friday12.pdf

Huyton Parish Church is at the heart of the community, standing as it does on the corner of Bluebell Lane and Huyton Lane and within walking distance of Huyton Town Centre.
The church stands on a ridge. It is dedicated to St. Michael.It is considered to be one of the most historic and valuable churches in Lancashire.

DIRECTIONS: location-location.pdf
FURTHER INFORMATION: http://www.knowsley.gov.uk/pdf/conservation_appraisal_stmichaels.pdf

SOUND SYSTEM
Although one can never say that the sound system is perfect in every way, for those who have the need to wear digital hearing aids, it is a simple matter of pressing the button on the device to tune in directly to the sound system. That means there is no excuse for not hearing the sermon!

PROJECTION
Some time ago the people when they arrived at the church door for a service were given at least two books; one contained the hymns and the other the Order of Service. For those who attended the church regularly this was no problem, but for occasional visitors, they would find themselves completely lost.Today the entire service is projected via computer on to two large screens at the front of the church.

Apart from its use in Sunday Worship, projection is increasingly used for weddings and funerals where in addition to the Order of Service photographs can also be projected, all of which makes the whole experience more personal.