Welcome to St Mary’s Parish Church. St Mary’s is a thriving, growing, laughing, loving and inclusive church. It is a welcoming and safe space.
Services are held every Sunday at 10.00 am at St Mary’s C of E Church in Stanley Lane, Eastham, Wirral CH62 0AQ. Some weeks there are also services at St Peter’s Chapel in Brookhurst Close and at the Church Centre (aka the Chapel of the Holy Spirit) in Eastham Rake. All of our services are followed by tea, ☕️ coffee, biscuits 🍪 and some time to be together. We’d love to welcome you and get to know you at any of our church venues.
Safeguarding: At St Mary’s, we work hard to maintain a safe environment for all. We are committed to implementing the House of Bishops’ safeguarding policies and good practice guidance. For details and contacts please see our safeguarding page.
Services and Events
Sunday 22nd March at St Mary’s Parish Church
10.00 am Holy Communion with choir. Reader Diane Green will be preaching and Rev’d Beth Glover celebrating Holy Communion. Children and families are welcome. Activities for children are available at the back of church.
The service will also be live streamed. St Mary’s Eastham Live Stream This will go live about 10 minutes before the service is due to start. We will put a link on our Facebook Page which is available here:fb.com/StMarysEastham.
Wednesday 25th March at St Mary’s Parish Church
10.15 am Midweek Holy Communion: This is a 45 minute said service. Diane Green will be preaching and Rev’d Beth Glover will be celebrating Holy Communion.
Churches Together 💒⛪️⛪︎
Lent Talk
Lent talks, given by local ministers, on the subject of Christian Unity in a Fragmenting World, will take place each week in Lent at Bromborough Methodist Church, Allport Lane, CH62 7HW on Wednesday evenings 7.30 pm.
Week 5. – 25th March. A new agenda for peace. Rev’d. Louise Franklin from St. David’s United Reformed Church.
Church Open for Prayer 🙏 and Visits
St Mary’s Church is open every Friday and Saturday between 11.00 am and 2.00 pm. It is a chance for people to look around and/or use the church as a quiet space for private prayer and contemplation.