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We also have a small parish library of classic and inspiring works on Christianity at the back of church.

Books are reviewed in our magazine (available every 2 months in church).

Our clergy are always happy to discuss faith and signpost or help you to grow in yours in any way they can.

Our details are under "Our People" in "About Us"

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Our current series details below:

Details of studies over the year:

At St Giles, we provide courses and events to help people find out about the Christian faith, or develop their own.

 

We are part of the Church of England in the Diocese of Liverpool.


Here are details of our current events and series.


We hold 3 series a year (but are hoping to add more!)

One in Advent, one in Lent, and one in summer.


8/ 03/ 2023: Roddy Smith (OSB) looks at the Psalms and their use in public and private worship. Click to download a pdf of the talk here.

Previous Notes for Download: Advent Series 2022


The O Antiphons - "Who Is Jesus?" Advent 2022


In this talk, Rev Nathan reflects on the Old Testament background of who Jesus is proclaimed to be by Christians. Using the "Great O Antiphons" that count down from the 17th to 23rd of Christmas.


The Names of Jesus - "Who Is Jesus?" Advent 2022


In this talk, Rev Nathan delves into the prophet Isaiah's names that he attributed to

the future Messiah and that Christians have identified with Jesus.


Icons: How We See Christ - "Who Is Jesus?" Advent 2022


In this talk, Rev Natalie introduces us to iconography (sacred picture-prayers)

and discusses how icons of Christ can help us reflect on who Jesus is.

17/ 03/ 2023: Rev Nathan looks at the psalms of lament - reminding us that there is scriptural support for us when times are hard. Download a pdf of the talk here.

01/ 03/ 2023: Rev Nathan Introduces the Psalms - their origins, their place in faith & worship,                            and how they have inspired people.  Download a pdf of the talk by clicking here.

in the Anglican Diocese of Liverpool

St Giles, Aintree