Services at St Anne’s
Holy Communion
Wednesdays at 11.00 am
Sundays Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer) 8.00 am and 10.30 am (Common Worship)
The Service of Holy Baptism
Sundays at 1.30pm in Church.
Please contact the Vicar for further details
A maximum number of 30 people may attend each service that must be arranged by contacting the Churchwarden on 01204 880136 or gillianleach54@gmail.com.
Please ensure that you turn up in good time and are familiar with the Church Risk Assessment and our Covid19 Privacy Notice available via the links here.
Latest News
St Anne’s Annual Parochial Church meeting
The Annual Parochial Church meeting will take place via Zoom on Wednesday 12 May at 7.15. You are welcome, indeed encouraged, to attend. The main agenda items will be the election of the Churchwardens and both Gillian Leach and Louise Cope are willing to stand for the next 12 months; election of the PCC and the appointment of the deputy churchwardens and sidesmen.
The agenda is available via the button below. Due to the pandemic, our 2020 APCM was delayed until October. This meeting will therefore be a shortened version and some reports will be just updated or referred back to the October 2020 reports.
To receive an invite to the meeting please email Louise Cope at copeys@hotmail.com.
Bespoke St Anne’s Face Coverings
Twin-ply with the emblem of St Anne, taken from the mosaic underneath the altar with a quotation from St John’s Gospel
All revenue to be used to support the Church Hall Roof Appeal Fund
(we have a leak!)
Minimum donation £10.00
Limited stock Available via the Vicarage
April’s Church Magazine is Out Now!
Only £1 from back of Church
Services & Notices
We welcome visitors and would love to have you join us in one of our church services.
Rites and Ceremonies
One of my most prized books that is never likely to be thrown into a pulping machine is a 1946 edition of Ritual Notes: A Comprehensive Guide to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Book of Common Prayer. The first edition was published in 1894. The book came into my...
St Augustine of Hippo
Have you ever considered just how central the continent of Africa is in the very roots of the Bible and indeed the Christian faith? The story of Joseph and his brothers is set in Africa as is, of course, the life of the prophet Moses. In our post-Christmas Gospel...
Community of St Mary the Virgin
One of the oldest religious communities in the Church of England is the Community of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Oxfordshire. It was founded in 1848 by the local Vicar, William Butler during the spiritual revival of the Church of England in the mid nineteenth century....
The Vicar’s Easter Message
I recently climbed into the clocktower of Church. We had discovered a leak and I went up with John Williams to have look. Thankfully, the leak has now been sorted out, but more about that some other time! Whilst I was snooping around, I made a great find. Underneath...
Family Easter Walk around our Village & Quiz
Geoff Leach has created a fun and challenging treasure hunt and quiz for Easter to get the family out walking around Tottington. There’s a prize up for grabs too!
Well, I didn’t know that!
The Community of the Resurrection is possibly the most well-known of all male Anglican religious orders. It has had an influence on the world well outside of the walls of its Mother House in West Yorkshire. I have been a Companion of the Community for many years. I...
Companionship with God
This month’s prayer is taken from the writings of St Catherine of Sienna. Her words are greatly encouraging and point us all towards the importance of deepening our faith and our relationship with God. She uses the word “companion” (compagno in her native Italian) to...
Fairacres
It comes as a bit of a surprise for quite a few people when they realise that the Church of England has nuns and monks living in communities up and down the country. I grew up around the corner from the Cowley Fathers in East Oxford and as many of you know been...
The Vicar's Crystal Ball
I am very happy to respond to any pastoral inquiry, however please do not assume that “the Vicar will know!” Text or email me and I will always do what I can to help.
Every Blessing, The Vicar
Service Times
Safeguarding at St Annes' Church Tottington
The care and protection of children, young people and adults involved in Church activities is the responsibility of everyone who participates in the life of our Church.
Our Risk Assessment for Funerals
Everyone is welcome
Do come and join us at our Sunday meeting at 10.15am, and pop in afterwards for a cuppa and a chat in the parish hall.
Prayer
O God our maker, whose Son Jesus Christ gave to your servant Bede grace to drink in with joy the word that leads us to know you and love you: in your goodness grant that we also may come at length to you, the source of all wisdom, and stand before your face; through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Amen
Be part of our community
Throughout the year, we hold a wide variety of social events that are outside our usual field of worship.
An Introduction To
Our Youth
Our Youth are boys and girls who are given the chance to explore their individual skills and abilities and try out new challenges as part of a team.
Boys and girls can get involved in anything from adventure sports to performing arts, travel and taking part in community action projects.
The ‘God Squad’ is a group of people in the 18-25 age group who meet regularly and organise trips, social and charity events.
Our Senior Section offers young women aged 14 to 26 the opportunity to develop their skills and abilities through a flexible and inspiring programme which offers a huge variety of challenges, activities and opportunities for personal development.
An Introduction To
Young Adults
An Introduction To
Young Adults
The ‘God Squad’ is a group of people in the 18-25 age group who meet regularly and organise trips, social and charity events.
Our Senior Section offers young women aged 14 to 26 the opportunity to develop their skills and abilities through a flexible and inspiring programme which offers a huge variety of challenges, activities and opportunities for personal development.
An Introduction To
Mothers’ Union
Our Mothers’ Union exists to “work with people of all faiths and none to promote stable marriage, family life and the protection of children through praying, enabling and campaigning. ”
Our members work to bring hope and practical support to people every year through our parenting, literacy and community development programmes and as part of the volunteer base of local churches.
We are not stuffy!
The services mostly follow the pattern for Holy Communion and we are supported by an able & highly motivated laity. We have an excellent organist and a well established choral tradition.
01204 883713
Church Vicarage
Address:
Chapel Street, Tottington,
Bury. BL8 4AP
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