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St Richard's open weekend
Heritage Open Day: Church open 10-4 on Saturday and 2-5 on Sunday.
Registers of baptisms, weddings and services available to view.
Photographs, past parish magazines and architectural plans on display.
Children's trail St Richard's Church, originally known as All Saints, will be opening the church and chapel to visitors, with an interactive children's trail and documents available to research the history of this lovely little 1960s building.
Hear both the original Sixsmiths single manual pipe organ and the Hauptwerk electronic organ, which utilises the console from St Francis Newall Green.
Friends old and new are very welcome. There will be limited parking available and no access to toilet facilities before 2pm on Saturday, due to our resident dance school being open in the hall.
On Sunday, our heritage weekend will end with a traditional service of Evensong at 4.30pm (half an hour)
Registers of baptisms, weddings and services available to view.
Photographs, past parish magazines and architectural plans on display.
Children's trail St Richard's Church, originally known as All Saints, will be opening the church and chapel to visitors, with an interactive children's trail and documents available to research the history of this lovely little 1960s building.
Hear both the original Sixsmiths single manual pipe organ and the Hauptwerk electronic organ, which utilises the console from St Francis Newall Green.
Friends old and new are very welcome. There will be limited parking available and no access to toilet facilities before 2pm on Saturday, due to our resident dance school being open in the hall.
On Sunday, our heritage weekend will end with a traditional service of Evensong at 4.30pm (half an hour)
Saturday 20 September and Sunday 21 September
St Richard of Chichester Church, Peel Hall Road (access via Leominster Drive), Peel Hall, Wythenshawe, Manchester M22 5DH
Sat 20 Sep:10am-4pm; Sun 21 Sep:2pm - 5pm, including traditional evensong service 4.30-5pm; Free Entry.
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