St Giles, Aintree

The worship at St Giles is centred on all the Lord's people, being at the Lord's table on the Lord's day. 

The service can be desribed as traditional, in that we wear robes and stick to the words of the Church of England, but this is done in a friendly and relaxed manner.  We come together to pray, to offer thanks and encourage one another in our journeys with Jesus. This does not have to be sombre, so we seek to have a balance of words, music and silence throughout the year.

We follow the Church's seasons, Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Holy Week and Easter and then in the summer Ordinary Time.

This allows us to be immersed in the life of Christians worshipping all around the world and reminds us that God has called us a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God’s own people (from the first letter of St Peter) not in isolation but with Christians all around the world, living anddeparted.

“I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life."

in the Anglican Diocese of Liverpool

We have a regularly Sunday School for the younger members of our congregation who wish to hear stories from the bible in a child friendly and craft orientated manner, as well as a "kids corner" for those who wish to remain in the service.

We also understand the value of fellowship and community and welcome all regulars and visitors for tea, coffee and biscuits after the 10:30 service on Sundays.

Worship at St Giles