Our Services are now on-line.
See our YouTube Channel and our Facebook Page.
(Coronavirus (COVID-19) guidance for churches)
We are a small, welcoming and busy church at the foot of the railway bridge in Hightown; very much a part of the local community. Eucharistic worship, every Sunday at 10.30am, is ”middle of the road” and there are alternative worship opportunities: BCP (Book of Common Prayer) Evensong every Sunday at 6.00pm.
Enquirers and Nurture courses are run regularly. New members and visitors are always given a special welcome. St. Stephen’s Youth Club meets every Friday in term-time at 6.00pm in the Church Hall.
We have a large and excellent, well-equipped parish hall, which is available to hire.
St. Stephen’s has a friendly and inclusive feel, which comes from the warmth and enthusiasm of its people. If you haven’t already, why not give us a try?
Dear Parishioners of St Stephens Church
& The Community of Hightown,
Reverend Jan has asked me to write this month’s letter as she is taking time off to restore her energy after the very hectic Christmas celebrations. Thank you Jan for giving me the opportunity to wish you all peace and togetherness in 2021.
There is also method in her madness when Jan asked me to write this piece. I have recently been made second Warden, a position which remained unfilled for many months. I now know why. I am lucky to step into the shoes of Julie and to have the support of Berenice, your other Warden.
St. Stephens Hightown takes its duty and obligation to protect all extremely seriously. |
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You can read our specific policies here: "Safeguarding Children & Young People" & "Safeguarding Adults In Church", copies of which can be downloaded from here. We have adopted the national Church of England's robust procedures and guidelines. You can find out more about the national policies and procedures at ChurchOfEngland.org/Safeguarding If you have any safeguarding concerns or issues on a safeguarding matter then you can find useful contact information at Liverpool.Anglican.org/Safeguarding |
During this current crisis, whilst services in church are suspended, we are unfortunately unable to receive food bank donations. We would however, urge people to donate at the supermarket where they shop as we understand supermarkets are matching each item donated.
Remember the five most needed items are:
UHT Milk, - Cordial / Juice, - Tinned Tomatoes, - Tinned Fish, - Tinned Rice Pudding.
Remember the need continues and is increasing.