Diary Dates 2024

HYBRID SERVICES (Live and Zoomed) Services take place on the 4th Sunday of most months, at 7pm in St, Mary's Room, Gosforth. For regular updates, please get in touch and ask to be added to our emailing list if you're not already on it. (Please see 'Contact Us' page.)

LIVE/ZOOMED PRACTICES Fridays at 7pm - also in St Mary's Room and on Zoom.

Forthcoming Events

NEXT MONTHLY SERVICE: 24 November.

All services at 7pm in St. Mary's Room, Gosforth.

FRIDAY PRACTICES:

7pm. 'Live' and on Zoom. Our regular venue is St. Mary's Room, Gosforth (behind the church).

Phoenix folk and friends, including anyone who has attended any of our services, are warmly welcome to attend our practices in person or via Zoom. If you would like to join us on Zoom you will need to let us know in advance if you don't already receive our Friday emails so that we can send you the relevant information. (Please see 'Contact Us' page.)

SPECIAL EVENTS:

Sunday 24 November, 7pm, St. Mary's Room - this is our regular monthly Phoenix service but it also marks the Feast of Christ the King. This is the final festival of the church year before Advent, and celebrates the reign of Christ in glory after His ascension.

Tuesday 3 December, 2pm, Drigg Village Hall - Tea and Chat Christmas Party.

Sunday 8 December, 3.30pm, St. Cuthbert's Church, Seascale - Carols for the Christmas Tree Festival.

Thursday 12 December, 4pm, Whitehaven Library - Carols.

Sunday 15 December, 11am, Cleator Moor Methodist Church - Carol Service to be led by Rev Wendy Kilworth-Mason. Anyone not involved in services or events at other churches that morning, please come and help us make a joyful noise!

Wednesday 18 December, 2pm, Seascale Methodist Church (downstairs) - Carols and Cakes.

Saturday 21 December, 3pm, Drigg Church - Carol Service.

Saturday (magazine says Thursday?!)21 December, Evening, Drigg Contrary to info in some magazines WE ARE NOT SINGING AT THE KARAOKE IN THE EVENING!

Sunday 22 December, 11.45-12.30 and 2pm-3pm. Muncaster Castle - carols round the Christmas Tree.

Last updated 25 November 2024