Liverpool Mothers' Union

Messy Family Church

Saturday 31st March in the Well of Liverpool Cathedral from 11am - 1pm

For our big Family Event of 2012 we are delighted that we are joining forces with "Messy Church" to present something for all the family. "Messy Families" is on Saturday 31st March in the Well of Liverpool Cathedral from 11am - 1pm and the theme is Palm Sunday. It is a typical Messy Church session lasting just 2 hours; one hour of craft activities, a short celebration/worship time led by Revd Alan Brooks, Picnic (please bring your own) and closing with Birthdays and a treat to take away.

DON'T FORGET TO BRING YOUR OWN PICNIC !

If you have any enquiries please contact me,

Pam Keegan Action & Outreach Co-ordinator

01942 713809

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Diocesan President's Christmas Letter

My Dear friends

It’s so lovely to be in touch with you again, this past year has just flown by, it’s been quite a year and juggling with everything, making sure everything gets done, is quite a job

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Jeff Engel's Christmas message

Christmas Letter to Indoor Members

I opened my post last week-end to find my first Christmas Card of 2011. It was the 19^th November! Far too early I thought. I was already a little irritated by all the Christmas jingles and sales pitch in my local Supermarket. All that commercialism six weeks before Christmas doesn’t really get me into the right frame of mind to celebrate the birth of Jesus.

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ANNUAL RALLY , 7th SEPTEMBER 2011

The Trustees with Mothers' Union Chaplain Rev Jeff Engel, Canon Mike Finlay and Mothers' Union Chief Executive Reg Bailey, who was the Keynote speaker at the Annual Rally 2011

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Annual Meeting - Edinburgh

Mothers' Union influences Government policy

The Mothers’ Union has had a very successful General Meeting in Edinburgh on June 9th this year.

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Bailey Review

The review by Reg Bailey may be found at the following web page.

http://www.education.gov.uk/b0074315/bailey-review/

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Bye Bye Chidhood

Call for an end to the exposure of children to sexualised marketing

Mothers’ Union has submitted a petition to David Cameron, calling on the Government to prohibit sexualised media, marketing and products being aimed at, or easily accessed by children under 16.

The petition of over 18,500 signatures was presented to No. 10 Downing Street on Monday 14^th March by Rosemary Kempsell, Worldwide President of Mothers’ Union, Margaret Beringer, Trustee, and supporters of the Christian charity’s Bye Buy Childhood campaign. The campaign also attracted cross party support from within Parliament, with MPs Helen Goodman, David Morris, Fiona Bruce and Jim Dobbin taking part in presenting the petition.

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Liverpool Mothers' Union

Dear friend, It’s so lovely to be able to be in touch with you again and hope that you are enjoying this gorgeous sunshine. It’s so wonderful that God shows us such beauty in the new life that spring brings in to our gardens. As the bees fly in and out of the flowers for nectar, it reminds me of Mothers’ Union spreading the word of Christian Love. We have so many things to be thankful to God for, especially for all the good work members do in the Mothers’ Union. On May 14th the Board of Trustees and members are doing a sponsored walk along Southport Pier and around the lake. This will be about 2miles of easy walking suitable for buggies and mobility scooters. Members are asked to wear blue and yellow clothing and they will be carrying banners and balloons. We hope this will be a great family day for all and money raised will go to the Diocesan Fund.

Supporting communities around the Diocese

Christian care for families Liverpool Mothers' Union currently offers support in hospitals and hospices, community centres, parent and toddler groups, refuges, shelters for the homeless, residential and nursing homes as well as being involved with supporting families within local churches. Our aim is to serve our parishes and the wider community through our project work.