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The Church of England in Knowsley and East Liverpool

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CHURCHES

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PRIMARY SCHOOLS

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COMMUNITY CENTRES

We are a unique blend of churches, community centres, schools, projects and most of all people. We believe that Jesus loves our communities, and all those in them.

Approx one in forty-five people living in Knowsley visit our churches, schools, centres and other projects each week.
 

Find information about the churches in Huyton Deanery.

 

Did you know there's also a national database called 'A Church Near You' which can help you find your local church from your postcode.

Find out more about forthcoming training events, deanery gatherings and more! See pictures from recent training and be inspired!

 

There are five Church of England Primary Schools in Huyton Deanery

 

Find out more about our schools ministry and the work of our Schools and Youth Worker, Mrs Rebecca Hooton here.

Starting September 5th

8 weekly sessions in St Mary's until Thursday 24th October

Choose the time that best suits you

 

Afternoons from 1.30pm until 3.30pm

Evenings from 7pm until 9pm
 

Each session starts with refreshments

 

To download a course leaflet click here

The Diocese of Liverpool

In Partnership with Huyton Deanery 

The next diocesan Directions course is starting soon, and this is taking place in Huyton Deanery at St. Gabriel's

For more information click here

To sign up for your free place click here

Huyton Deanery Academy

Coming up...

Our annual conference this year takes the theme of Children's Growth and Faith

Save the date - Saturday 12th October 2024

To book your free place at the conference please visit our Huyton Deanery Academy Eventbrite page or send our Deanery Operations Manager, Mrs Jill Jevons, an email jill.jevons@huytondeanery.org



Deanery Meeting For Those Looking After Church Buildings

'Managing our church buildings and sharing top tips'

Join David Barker from Roby and Rev Jeremy Fagan from Kirkby in a discussion about how we can maintain and develop our buildings more effectively by supporting one another

 

Tuesday 22nd October 2024 at 7.30pm

St Bartholomew's Church, Roby 

 

 

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Could you be entitled to pension credit?
Could you be entitled to a winter fuel payment?

If you are a state pensioner over 66 years of age and on a low income, you could qualify for Pension Credit.

If your weekly income is below £218.15 per week for a single person or £332.95 for a couple, you should apply.

Check if you’re eligible at GOV.UK: www.gov.uk/pension-credit

Pension credit can be backdated 3 months if your circumstances were the same for the whole of that time.

If you are in receipt of Disability Living Allowance (DLA) or Personal Independence Payment (PIP) this entitles you to a disability premium so you may be entitled to more money through Pension Credit as this income is ignored.

If you qualify for Pension Credit, you may also be eligible for other benefits.

Looking to get married in one of our churches?

Each church has its own similar but unique process for booking weddings, and whilst the fees for services are set nationally, they may be slightly different locally due to what you wish your special service to comprise for example a choir or bells would attract an additional cost if they are available.

 

The best way to begin a conversation about how we can help you arrange a meaningful and beautiful service in church, would be to contact your local vicar or church leader. Contact details can be found in the churches section of this website.

 

You can find out lots of information about church weddings from initial contact to the range of options you have in terms of the actual ceremony here

 

Currently the Church of England is discerning how it can pastorally respond to LGBTQI+ people  seeking marriage (currently not legally possible) or some other form of prayerful service of recognition in church. Within Huyton Deanery, there are a range of beliefs held by clergy, officers and church councils, reflecting the diverse spectrum of belief and understanding concerning marriage in the national church and indeed worldwide. 

Therefore, if you belong to the LGBTQI+ community and would like a conversation with us about what the current options are in the different churches of the deanery, in the first instance, please contact the Area Dean, Canon Malcolm Rogers.

Arranging a Funeral

We regularly pray for all those who are bereaved, recognising that this is likely to be a most painful and distressing time. Please be assured of our prayers as your arrange your loved one's funeral service, which we will do our very best to ensure is personal and meaningful.

 

Each church in Huyton Deanery arranges funerals in slightly different ways, but we would always recommend in the first instance a conversation with your Funeral Director who will be accustomed to making arrangements regarding local clergy, crematoriums, funeral cars etc in a way that ensures all those who need to be part of that planning are involved appropriately and in a way that doesn't lead to problems of availability.

 

Our latest advice leaftlet regarding the arranging of funeral services can be downloaded here  (v3.7)

 

The Church of England has pages on its website to help you think about funerals. You can access these pages using the button below

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