The Salford Circuit
The New Circuit...... now in its seventh year - 2009/2010
The first Salford Circuit was formed in 2001 when the Salford group of Churches left the Manchester and Salford Mission Circuit and joined with the Swinton Circuit.
The new Salford Circuit was formed from the former Cadishead and Eccles Circuit and the Salford Circuit on Sunday 31st. August 2003 with a Celebration Service held in the historic Eccles Parish Church. There were 7 Churches in each of the former Circuits, and the new Circuit stretched from Rixton (Warrington) in the west to Salford in the east (almost to the Manchester boundary).
Rixton moved into the Warrington Circuit in September 2004, so the west end of the Circuit is now at Glazebrook. Unfortunately, Pendlebury and Wardley Churches closed in March 2008.
The new Salford Circuit was formed from the former Cadishead and Eccles Circuit and the Salford Circuit on Sunday 31st. August 2003 with a Celebration Service held in the historic Eccles Parish Church. There were 7 Churches in each of the former Circuits, and the new Circuit stretched from Rixton (Warrington) in the west to Salford in the east (almost to the Manchester boundary).
Rixton moved into the Warrington Circuit in September 2004, so the west end of the Circuit is now at Glazebrook. Unfortunately, Pendlebury and Wardley Churches closed in March 2008.
There are now eight Ministers (since the SMCC and St. Ambrose merger) on the Circuit Staff, together with a Deacon and 22 Local Preachers, of which 7 are ‘on trial’. We also have 11 Worship Leaders.
