St Georges United Reformed Church - Thornton Hough

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Church Membership

I am planning that the morning service on October 17^th will include the reception of new members into the church.

Becoming a member is about saying that we are Christians seeking to live our lives according to the teaching of Jesus. It is also about committing ourselves to work with our fellow Christians in a particular locality in carrying out the work of God.

If you would like to become a member of the church please contact me.

Church members meet together in the Church Meeting to make decisions about the life of the church.

The amount of minister time allocated to a church is largely determined by the number of members. Roughly, if a church has 150 members then it is entitled to a full-time minister. The corollary of this is that the amount of money that a church pays into the Mission and Ministry fund of the United Reformed Church depends on the number of members.

By membership of the church we become part of a worldwide fellowship of Christians, and we are part of the body of Christ.

John Oldershaw

Facebook

We are now on facebook. If you already have a facebook account search for the community page called St George’s United Reformed Church, Thornton Hough. We look forward to growing our online community, so we can advertise future events and generally keep in touch. We have already uploaded some photos from the VE+65 Day.

Online Shopping

Online Shopping at Historic Cheshire Churches Preservation Trust.

The HCCPT has given us generous help with our project to restore the organ, and we can help them with their work by purchasing through their on-line portal.

If you shop on-line, all you need to do is visit www.buy.at/cheshirechurches and click through to the retailer you require.

Lots of retailers are available on the site including Amazon, M&S, eBay. You will get the same prices as you would visiting the retailer site directly, but HCCPT will receive a small fee from the retailer.