As we move our focus from Talking Faith to Living Faith, it’s a good idea for us to consider the direction of travel that we take. As we journey through Living Faith, this should not stop our desire to talk faith, as part of Living Faith is finding ways to ‘invite’ others to the life we have discovered.

Introducing the new Mersey Synod Safeguarding Officer, Yvette Hansbury-Robinson and the new Mersey Synod Property Officer, Jamie Anderson.

The United Reformed Church in Vicars Cross recently celebrated a major milestone, marking 60 years since its founding in the community. On the weekend of 28th–29th June, 2025, the church opened its doors and gardens to welcome the entire Vicars Cross community. The celebrations showcased the many ways in which God has been at work in the life of the church over the past six decades. The Lord Mayor of Chester, Clir Sherin Akhtar and Clir Elizabeth MacGlashen also attended along with local Parish Councillors.

Peasley Cross URC celebrated five years of bringing its Sunday congregation and families together through Messy Church. This followed the Messy Church format with a time of celebration, songs, stories, crafts and food.

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At Mersey URC, we are fortunate to be involved with the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity (LICC).