The Salford Circuit
A Potted History
Emmanuel Church came into existence on the 30th. April 2006 when Salford Methodist Community Church and St. Ambrose Church of England signed a Local Ecumenical Partnership agreement. At first the congregation held their Church services in the former Salford Methodist Community Church building. However Emmanuel Church has recently moved into its new building at 174 Langworthy Road. Today Emmanuel is a single congregation incorporating both Anglican and Methodist approaches to worship. At present the Church worships in the Community Room but it is hoped that the congregation will be able to enjoy worshipping in a new purpose built worship space some time in the first part of 2012.
Emmanuel Church came into existence on the 30th. April 2006 when Salford Methodist Community Church and St. Ambrose Church of England signed a Local Ecumenical Partnership agreement. At first the congregation held their Church services in the former Salford Methodist Community Church building. However Emmanuel Church has recently moved into its new building at 174 Langworthy Road. Today Emmanuel is a single congregation incorporating both Anglican and Methodist approaches to worship. At present the Church worships in the Community Room but it is hoped that the congregation will be able to enjoy worshipping in a new purpose built worship space some time in the first part of 2012.
Books used:
Hymns and Psalms,
Songs of Fellowship Vol. 1
Methodist Service Book
Hymns and Psalms,
Songs of Fellowship Vol. 1
Methodist Service Book
Sunday Worship
11:15am - English language in English cultural style. A variety of worship styles including elements of both Methodist and Anglican traditions.
The Lasers Group (children and young people) joins in the first part and leaves after the second hymn to carry on its own activities.
4:30pm - French, Lingala and English languages. Lively worship with a distinctive African flavour.
Contact - Pastor Anthony Sofini 07865571968
The Lasers Group (children and young people) joins in the first part and leaves after the second hymn to carry on its own activities.
4:30pm - French, Lingala and English languages. Lively worship with a distinctive African flavour.
Contact - Pastor Anthony Sofini 07865571968
Emmanuel Centre
Emmanuel Centre is open from 9:00am - 5:00pm Monday to Friday with a reception that is professionally staffed welcoming people on behalf of both the Emmanuel Centre and Seedley and Langworthy Trust who conduct much of their community development and advocacy work from the Centre. Emmanuel Centre provides a home for a number of community organizations who together with the Church offer a wide variety of activities for people in the area, including amongst others Healthy Hips and Hearts, Rainbow Haven Centre for Refugees and Asylum Seekers, Modern Sequence Dancing, Youth Activities, Tiny Tots, Child Contact Centre, St John, Taekwando and Karate.
Emmanuel Centre is managed by the Emmanuel Centre Management Company whose Directors are drawn from both the Church and the local community. The Centre Coordinator is Mr Chris Carney
Email: chris@emmanuelcentre.co.uk
Emmanuel Centre is managed by the Emmanuel Centre Management Company whose Directors are drawn from both the Church and the local community. The Centre Coordinator is Mr Chris Carney
Email: chris@emmanuelcentre.co.uk
Church Groups
Boys’ Brigade (male and female), Monday Evening
Prayer Meeting, Tuesday Fellowship
French African Women’s Prayer Group,
TGI Friday Group.
Boys’ Brigade (male and female), Monday Evening
Prayer Meeting, Tuesday Fellowship
French African Women’s Prayer Group,
TGI Friday Group.
A Local Ecumenical Partnership between the Church of England and the Methodist Church, working as part of the All Saints Team and the Salford Methodist Circuit.
Architect’s
impression
Anglican - Rev. Janet Whittingham OLM