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Worship Places, Spiritual Resources and Humanist Groups Chaplaincy: Exploring faith and beliefs… supporting spiritual development Worship places, Spiritual resources and Humanist groups Looking for a particular kind of worship, spirituality or group to help you live a fulfilled life or help explore meaning in life? This is not a complete list and inclusion does not mean we make any kind of recommendation – but it may help. If you want advice, email [email protected]. 2018 © University of Bolton Chaplaincy Contents Shops for Resources ........................................... 3 Christian Places of Worship (Churches) ............. 4 Hindu Temples .................................................. 12 Mosques ........................................................... 13 Other World-views and Spiritual Groups ......... 14 Network Groups ............................................... 16 Key The symbols used in this leaflet should be self explanatory but here is a summary: How to find. If you write, include Telephone. You may need to add ‘Bolton’ before a BL post code. the Bolton area code 01204. Times of opening / worship Internet (http:// is omitted) Key description of place or event Facebook Username Name of contact person / minister Twitter Email address Other information Corrections ¢ The University of Bolton Chaplaincy does not accept responsibility for errors or omissions but would be very pleased to accept amendments and additions. The Chaplaincy, The University of Bolton, Deane Road, BL3 5AB 01204 903 415 [email protected] A Cautionary Note ! Inclusion in this list does not imply a recommendation. If you are not made welcome at any of the places listed, or if you feel that you are put under such pressure that your judgement or freedom is being undermined, please let us know. We may then delete the entry from the listing. – 2 – Shops for Resources £ A K Books Islamic Book Centre 278 Derby Street, BL3 6LF 119 – 121 Halliwell Road, BL1 3NE An Islamic bookshop Monday – Thursday 12noon – 7.00pm; 393 848 Saturday & Sunday 11.00am – 7.00pm [email protected] 389 080 or 07930 464 843 CLC Bookshop [email protected] www.islamicbookcentre.co.uk 129 Deansgate, BL1 1HA 9.30am – 5.30pm, Monday to Saturday Justicia Fair Trade Shop A Christian bookshop: Bibles, books, 81 Knowsley Street, BL1 2BJ resources and CDs. 10% discount with (across the road from Debenhams) an NUS card except software & DVDs. 9.30am – 4.30pm, Monday to Saturday We operate a fast order system. Fair trade goods including greetings 532 384 cards, jewellery, bags, food, musical [email protected] instruments, accessories, incense and a www.clcbookshops.com range of environmentally friendly Hari News & R H Printers soaps, shampoos & cleaning products. Martin Roe 298 Derby Street, BL3 6LF 363 308 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & [email protected] Saturday 10.00am – 6.00pm www.boltonjusticia.co.uk Indian newspapers, magazines, A not-for-profit organisation staffed by religious books, musical instruments, volunteers. temples, Carram boards and a range of Hindu cultural items. 532 974 www.harinews.com House of Raja’s Ltd 12-14 Fletcher Street, BL3 6NF An authentic Indian department store; also selling a range of Hindu objects. 532 890 [email protected] www.memsaab.co.uk – 3 – Christian Places of Worship (Churches) ¶ Anglican: Church of England The Church of England is organised into separate Dioceses. All the churches in Bolton are in the Manchester Diocese ( www.manchester.anglican.org). Bolton Parish Church (St Peter) Deane Parish Church (St Mary t’ Virgin) Churchgate, BL1 1PS Junction Road, Deane, BL3 4LT (The tall tower makes it easy to find). Sunday Worship: 9:00am Traditional Main Sunday worship: 10.30am Parish spoken Communion Service Eucharist (with healing ministry on the 10:30am Holy Communion / Morning 2nd Sunday of the month) Service / All-Age A traditional church with beautiful 6:00pm ‘Deane at 6’: Informal, inter- music and thoughtful teaching; a warm active time of prayer, praise and welcome to all. exploring the Bible. Largely Revd Canon Chris Bracegirdle (Vicar) contemporary music. Revd Moira Slack (Lecturer and Evangelical church with emphasis on Associate Vicar) preaching the Word, importance of 522 226 (Church Office) prayer and recognition of the Holy [email protected] Spirit as teacher, empowerer & guide. www.boltonparishchurch.co.uk Revd Dr Terry Clark (Team Rector) Christ Church, Heaton Revd Elizabeth Plant (Assist. Minister) Revd Mark Murthen (Asst. Curate) Markland Hill, BL1 5EJ (at the junction 659 637 (Parish Church Office) of Chorley New Road) [email protected] Sundays 9.30am Holy Communion with www.deanechurch.org separate activities for children (1st DeaneParishChurch Sunday Parade service). 6.30pm 1st Sunday Re-Fresh! (informal Emmanuel Church Centre worship) in the Church Centre. Vicarage Street, BL3 5LE (off Cannon 6.30pm 2nd, 3rd, 4th Sundays Street between Derby Street & Deane Evensong with choir (traditional). Road, 10 minutes walk from Eagle) Emphasis on good teaching and Worship: Sunday 10.30am with relevant preaching. children’s activities Revd Janet French (Vicar) Friendly, informal worship, open to the Revd Jeff Davies (Associate Priest) Spirit. 492 169 (Parish Office) Revd Fayaz Adman (Vicar) [email protected] 393 282 www.christchurchheaton.org.uk/CCH [email protected] ChristChurchHeatonBolton 520 837 (Office) Motto: Worship the Father, Witness to Jesus the Son, Serve in the power of the Spirit. www.st-paul-emmanuel.org – 4 – St George the Martyr St Philip, Bolton Church Avenue, BL3 4AT Bridgeman Street, BL3 6TH Sunday Worship: 10.30am & 6.30pm Sunday: 10.30am Sung Eucharist Tuesday 12.30pm: Food for Thought – 2nd Sunday: 10.30am Family Eucharist lunch, singing, prayer, fellowship. Revd Roy Iddon Tuesday 7.30pm: Bible study and 306589 prayer meeting St Stephen & All Martyrs A place of peace, a house of prayer; Radcliffe Road, BL2 1NZ evangelical; Word and Spirit led, community rooted, worldwide vision; (5 minutes walk from Hollins, down the open to all. hill, behind the school) Revd Fayaz Adman (Vicar) Sunday Worship: 393 282 8.30am Holy Communion (said) 10.00am Parish Eucharist (sung) [email protected] Open catholic worship in a beautiful, St Margaret, Halliwell unique terracotta church. Lonsdale Road, BL1 4PW Revd Sue Edwards (Vicar) Sundays: 10.00 am Parish Eucharist 528 300 Liberal Catholic tradition. [email protected] Revd Jeff Davies (Associate Minister) Lis Mulliner (Churchwarden) 308595 417 091 [email protected] Seven Saints Team homepage.ntlworld.com/ Revd Mark Cowling (Team Rector) roy.caswell1/St_Margarets.html The Rectory, 130a Highfield Road, St Peter, Halliwell Farnworth, BL4 0JA Church Road, BL1 5RR 572334 Sunday Worship: admin@sevensaints 9.30am All Age Service: lively worship www.sevensaints.org & creative Bible teaching SevenSaintsTeam 11.00am Morning Service or Holy SS Simon and Jude Communion: more formal liturgy Meets at SS Simon and Jude Primary 6.30pm Evening Worship: a reflective School, Newport Road, BL3 2DT exploration of contemporary Sunday Worship: 10.00am Christian faith St George with St James Church Evangelical in tradition with strong Daisy Avenue, Farnworth, BL4 OEJ emphasis on preaching, listening to Sunday Worship: 10.00am God through Bible Reading and Prayer St Catherine's Anglican/Methodist LEP and every member ministry based in Highfield Road, Farnworth, BL4 OQZ the gifts and power of the Holy Spirit. Sunday Worship: 10.00am Revd Paul Hardingham (Vicar) St Michael’s Church 848 567 Manchester Road, Great Lever [email protected] Sunday Worship: 9.30am Holy 849 411 (Parish Office) Communion [email protected] www.stpetersparish.info – 5 – ¶ Methodist Melbourne Road Methodist Victoria Hall: Bolton Methodist Melbourne Road, BL3 4AZ Mission (junction of Willows Lane) Knowsley Street, BL1 2AS Sunday worship: 11.00am (opposite the Market Hall, about 100 Rev. Carolyn Lawrance yards from the Town Hall) 227377 Sunday Worship at 10.30am & 6.30pm. [email protected] A vibrant church mission hall with lively Trinity Methodist worship, open to a variety of Bury Road, BL2 6AS spiritualities, styles and music. (corner of Tonge Old Rd) Revd Linda Barriball (Superintendent Sunday worship: 10.30am and 6.00pm Minister) Rev. Carolyn Lawrance 843 302 227377 522 569 (Office: 9.00am – 4.00pm [email protected] weekdays) [email protected] www.boltonmethodistmission.co.uk Open all week with Café (Mon - Fri, 10.00am - 2.00pm), counselling service and various projects and groups. ¶ Roman Catholic St Edmund’s Church St Patrick’s Church St Edmund Street, off Deansgate Great Moor Street Saturday: 6.15pm Vigil Mass Sunday: 11.30am Mass Sunday: 10.00am Mass Fr Michael Howarth Weekday: 12.15pm Mass 525 716 Fr Gerry Haugh [email protected] 525 716 One of the two Town Centre “Gem” [email protected] Churches One of the two Town Centre “Gem” Schoenstatt Shrine and Pastoral Churches Centre St Ethelbert’s RC Church St John Fisher, Manchester Road, Hawthorne Street, BL3 5RG Kearsley, BL4 8QQ Mass Times: Weekdays 9.00am Mass Times: Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday 12noon Friday 6.00pm, Thursday 7.30pm, Sunday 9.30am, 11.00am and 7.00pm Saturday 12noon, Sunday 9.30am (Parish Priest) Fr Bryan Cunningham (Parish Priest) 62653 572 077 [email protected] [email protected]
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