Growing our Church Family through loving God and our neighbour
Coronavirus Covid 19
Updated 6th January 2021
Following a statement from the Bishop Of St Asaph, ‘in person’ worship has be suspended until the end of January. This is also a response to the rise in cases locally. There is an exception for funerals. Online worship moves to 10.00am on Sunday’s on the Facebook page and afterwards on this website. A zoom chat is available at 11.00am each Sunday. Please be in touch if you would like the meeting details.
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Sunday Worship ‘in person’ happens every Sunday at 8.15am & 9.30am. -
Please ‘book in’ for the 9.30am service to avoid over crowding. Call 07983 105665 -
Holy Communion is generally administered every Sunday at 8.15am and at 9.30am on the 2nd and 4th Sunday’s of the month. Only the bread can be offered to the congregation following strict Church in Wales guidelines. -
A service is also held on Wednesdays at 11.00am. Generally, this is also Holy Communion. -
Masks must be worn apart from those actively leading worship. -
No one should be in church who shows any symptoms of covid 19 or has tested positive within the last 10 days. -
Only people from the same household can sit together in worship. -
Baptisms can take place. We invite those enquiring about baptism to join us in worship in the first instance.
Online worship continues to be available on our Facebook site at 4.00pm on Sundays and afterwards posted below. This is a joint service with our sister church, St Mark’s Church, Caia Park.
Croseo yn ol — Welcome back
Worship for Sunday 24th January
Click on the link below
Christmas Worship:
RESOURCES
Night Prayer
Bishop Gregory’s December Pastoral Letter:
201215 The Light Still Shines ENG
Act of Spiritual Communion 200408
https://dioceseofstasaph.org.uk/category/teulu-asaph/
For full details of the current Church in Wales advice, go to: https://www.churchinwales.org.uk/en/clergy-and-members/coronavirus-covid-19-guidance/
Email: jonathan@plwyfwrecsam.org.uk
ist across Garden Village, Acton and Wrexham alongside Bethel Presbyterian Church in Kenyon Avenue.- We seek to show practical love and support to all who need it through prayer, friendship and activities such as the Lunch Club.
- To demonstrate that knowing Jesus for yourself can transform your life now and forever.
St Margaret’s Church was built as part of the Garden Village development in Wrexham and first opened it’s doors in 1928. Today, the focal point is the Sunday 9.30am worship time with Sunday Club for primary school aged members and Breakfast Club for 11+ in the Hall, with a play area in the church for babies and toddlers. Services follow a traditional Anglican pattern in a relaxed and friendly manner with the singing led by a robed Choir.
There are a number of other opportunities for worship, study and prayer through the week together with a range of social activities. The well appointed adjoining hall is a popular community venue.
