Welcome to the Parish Church of All Saints, Glazebury
The church of All Saints, Glazebury was built in 1852 and has served the community in the village for over 150 years. Our beautiful building stands proudly on Warrington Road, the main road in the village and our mission is to care for all who live in the parish. We want to be a community where all are welcome and accepted, especially as we gather around the altar of God every Sunday to offer our thanks and prayers at the Communion Service. One of our most important links with the community is with our Church School.
All Saints Church is very proud of its history, its traditions and those who belong to it today are pleased to share something of its life with you through this website.
Weekly Services
Sunday 11.00am Family Communion. Sunday School in the vestry during the service. Tea and coffee is served after the Service.
Wednesday 9.30am Holy Communion, Book of Common Prayers
All Saints Church is very proud of its history, its traditions and those who belong to it today are pleased to share something of its life with you through this website.
Weekly Services
Sunday 11.00am Family Communion. Sunday School in the vestry during the service. Tea and coffee is served after the Service.
Wednesday 9.30am Holy Communion, Book of Common Prayers
The Reverend Pat Gray, Curate-in-charge.
Pat Gray has been curate in charge of All Saints Glazebury since June 2004. Born in mid Wales, Pat attended Swansea University and obtained a degree in history. She moved to Cheshire in 1974. Pat was a Reader in the Church of England in Newchurch, Culcheth from 1997 until 2002. She trained for ordination on the Northern Ordination Course. Pat was ordained deacon in 2002 and priest in 2003. Pat served as non stipendiary curate in Glazebury and Hollinfare until taking-up full time ministry in 2004. Pat’s interests are walking, gardening and visiting new places.
