Services

Services have resumed in St Oswald's, Winwick.

All services are at 11am

Sunday 10th October - Service of the Word
Sunday 17th October - Service of the Word.
Sunday 24th October - Harvest Festival & Eucharist followed by tea/coffee in the Church Hall. 
Sunday 31st October - Eucharist followed by tea/coffee in the Church Hall.

Our Harvest Festival donations this year will be given to the Food Bank so we are requesting tinned and packet goods please (although not beans or pasta!).  You can see an up-to-date list of what is currently required by the Food Bank here.  Thank you!

Booking for services is no longer necessary, but to ensure social distancing you will be advised where to sit when entering the Church.
Face coverings still need to be worn on entry/exit and is advisable when seated.
Hand sanitizing still continues and so does Track and Trace. A Scan Covid QR poster is displayed near the entrance.
We thank you for your continued cooperation and understanding during these times.
These guidelines are in accordance with the HM Government and the National Church and the Diocese. 

You can also check the St Oswald's Church Facebook page for updates.

Messy Church has also resumed and you can keep up with updates on the Facebook page: Messy Church - St Oswald's Winwick

Our Sunday services are also available on YouTube!  You can subscribe to our channel and watch the service here, or click the pictures below.  You can catch up with the last four services here, or find earlier ones on YouTube.

From September 2021, our online services will be on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month.

Children's Sunday Club
If you're worried that your children might not want to sit through a church service, why not bring them along to our Children's Sunday Club where they can explore faith through craft, fun, songs, stories in a warm and welcoming environment?  

All ages are welcome, but we ask that children under 4 are accompanied by an adult.

The Sunday Club group is actively involved in the summer gala, carnival, Nativity and Messy Church.  We particularly love our Nativity plays which usually involve innovative re-tellings of the Christmas story and a chance to dress up and have some fun at this special time of year.


Messy Church
This is an opportunity for children to have fun and take part in craft activities which would not normally be part of the church service.  Our Messy Church last Easter saw over 50 adults and children engaged in fun activities and a meal afterwards which everyone enjoyed.  There's a great atmosphere and a variety of things to do which children and parents thoroughly enjoy.

A Sunday service is being streamed at 9am every Sunday from the Church of England website which you can find here:
https://www.churchofengland.org/