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Churches in Wirral, Merseyside
St Bridget's Parish Church serves the tiny town of West Kirby, on the Dee estuary. The Church was established by Christian Vikings from Ireland, so we currently have a thousand years of knowledge of bringing people the nice news of the love of God revealed in Jesus Christ. People who come into St Bridget's today still encounter God's love in the pretty, holy building and in reflective worship and stimulating preaching. We're trying to represent the Church of England at its finest.
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read moreServices are continuing on Sundays in church, livestreamed and zoom plus there are other activities scheduled during the week. If you come to church, you'll be asked to observe social distancing, sanitise your hands and give your contact details as you come in. The wearing of a face covering in church is now a legal requirement for everyone over 11 years of age (unless medically exempt). Please help us to keep in touch - if you know of any parishioners who might need support because of illness, or bereavement, or any other reason, please let us know via the Parish Office on tel.
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read moreIt is hard to pinpoint how old St Bridget's Church is, since it has been altered and added to over many centuries. Though we know that Christians worshipped here at the time of the first Millennium, the earliest parts of the building surviving and visible are the VESTRY DOORWAY and some of the masonry north wall of the Lady Chapel which are of the early 14th century. There is a ring of 8 bells, 4 of them over 200 years old - a skilled team ring for Sunday morning services as well as weddings and other occasions.
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