STOCKPORT PARISH CHURCH
Welcome to the web-site for St Mary's
Sunday Worship: 10.30am
Open for private prayer
Tuesday: 11.30am - 12.30pm
[NB: No Tuesday services at the present time]
When visiting St Mary's Covid-19 guidelines have been implemented and required risk assessments undertaken.
If possible please enter by the west door - and leave through the south - although we appreciate that some people may wish to use the ramp and enter/exit using that route.
Hand sanitizer will be available on entry to our premises.
You will be asked to sit in accordance with social distancing guidelines and to give contact details for "track and trace" as needed.
Face coverings are a requirement - unless an exemption applies.
Thank You
Your safety (and ours) are of the utmost importance to us
Please note that Stockport Heritage Trust and our cafe will remain closed at all times until further notice. Restricted access to our toilet facilities.
Stockport Parish Pew Tube
Sunday Spiritual Communion: 10am - online
Sunday Children's worship: 8am - online
Wednesday Service of Parish Prayer: 10am - online
St Mary's
website:
stmarysinthemarketplace.com
facebook:
Stockport Parish Church – St Marys@stockportstmary
St Thomas' Church
website: st.thomasstockport.org.uk
facebook: St Thomas Church Stockport
St Luke's
website: stlukesbrinnington.co.uk
facebook: St Luke's Brinnington
Safeguarding
The parish of Stockport & Brinnington have adopted the national Church of England's robust procedures and guidelines. You can find out more about the national policies and procedures at:
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All parishes are required to participate in a Past Cases Review, commissioned by the Church of England.
PCR2, as it is known nationally, is part of the Church's ongoing scrutiny of its handling of past and current safeguarding cases. An Independent Reviewer will be looking at files relating to church officers in this parish, both lay and ordained, past and present.
"Individuals who wish to make representations to the PCR2 process, or who need to come forward with information or make any disclosures, are encouraged to make direct contact with the Diocesan Safety Adviser. However, recognising that this may not feel safe for those with a lived experience of abuse from within the Church, a dedicated telephone helpline - 0800 80 20 20 - operated independently from the Church, by the NSPCC, has been set up."
