URC Mersey

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Living Faith – Everyday Faith for Everyday Life

Living Faith is a series of practical and welcoming events from the URC Mersey Synod, exploring how we can live out our Christian faith in everyday life — at home, at work, with family and in our communities.

Our Living Faith mornings explore LICC’s 6Ms of everyday discipleship, with guest speakers, worship, discussion and practical ideas to take into daily life.

Upcoming events:

Saturday 26 September 2026 | 10am–12.30pm
Coffee & worship from 9.30am
Haresfinch URC, St Helens, WA11 9AT
Exploring Moulding Culture with Anthony Burns and Making Good Work with a panel of guests.
Living Faith for Grandparents – Wednesday 30 September | 7–8.30pm
Wallasey Village URC, Wallasey, CH45 3LP
Living Faith for Grandparents – Thursday 8 October | 7–8.30pm
Thomas Risley URC, Birchwood, WA3 7PH

The grandparents sessions offer simple, meaningful ways to help the next generation discover faith through seeing your faith, sharing life and speaking life.

Each event stands alone, so you don’t need to have attended before. Everyone is warmly welcome!

Booking: via TicketSource – search URC Mersey Synod.

What’s happening at the URC Mersey Synod

Living Faith for Grandparents

Grandparents have a special opportunity to help shape the faith of the next generation. Living Faith for Grandparents offers simple, practical ideas for sharing faith naturally in everyday life. Led by Steven Mitchell, Children and Youth Development Officer for URC Mersey Synod, the sessions will provide encouragement, conversation and ideas to help grandparents make a lasting difference.
Dates:
Wednesday 30th September, 7.00–8.30pm. Wallasey Village URC
Thursday 8th October & 7.00–8.30pm Thomas Risley URC, Birchwood
AN INTRODUCTION TO LIVING FAITH: OUR SYNOD THEME FOR 2025-2027

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