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Meets on the first Thursday of the month at 1.30-pm2016 £2 including refreshments. For further information please contact Terry 0161 6102304
£3 entrance – There’s nothing quite like live music, and in a church with great acoustics and a lovely building with local history, its even better, St Clements are very pleased to announce a folk evening on 7th May with fantastic musicians including: Corvus, Joe Beard, Mike Billington, Tony Nyland, Ildiko Csige, Rory Scammell. This looks like being a great night. £3 Please bring your own alcoholic drinks (if you wish to have them) though soft drinks and nibbles will…
Fiona Jones: My trip to Ethiopia In the Parish Hall at 7.45pm
Its that time of year – when all around the country wonderful buildings turn opening their doors into a special event. And all for free. Come to St Clements and ascend the stone spiral staircase up to the roof of the tower and see the view. Watch the St Clements bees. Or admire the stained and painted glass windows designed by Shrigley and Hunt of London and Lancaster. Refreshments available. Do you have a family connection with St Clements? Were any…
At the branch church on Thursday 28th September 2017 at 7.30pm.
The Harvest festival this year will be on October 1st. Come along and give thanks for all the blessings we enjoy. Local produce will be auctioned and all money raised will go to a local charity to help those in need. Traditionally harvest is a time for celebrating the harvesting of the crops that would carry us through the winter; these days our crops are harvested continually all around the world but its good to remember all those who are involved…
All Souls’ Day is also known as the Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed. The 31st Ocotber is All Hallows Eve, the 1st of November is All Saints Day, and there three days together are an opportunity to remember those who have died and joined with all of the Christians who have finished their earthly life and and with whom we share the hope of the resurrection. The loss of so many in World War 1 brought this festival to…
AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN AND IN THE MORNING – WE WILL REMEMBER THEM. This year has been a sobering year as we have thought about those lost in WWI and remembered the dangers that they lived and died through. This day is set aside to remember all those and others who have lost their lives in conflicts around the world and who continue to live with injury and disabilities sustained as they worked to defend not…
Melanie Latham: Chutney and Cheer
St Clements Day is on November the 23rd and we customarily celebrate our Patron saint on the nearest Sunday which is November the 20th. This day is also known as the Feast of Christ the King and is the final Sunday in the church’s year (New year begins with Advent Sunday, this year on Sunday 27th November). Watch this space for a details of a special service to remember St Clement who was, according to tradition, a leading member of…
A concert by the award winning choir “Manchester Inspirational Voices’ Winner of the BBC Choir of the Year award. For more details please see St Mary’s website.
Sublime music, readings and other delights in the lovely setting of St Clements Church. It’s a joy to celebrate with the school at Christmas, not least because of the superb quality of their work and their commitment to enjoying what they do.