This Lent we will be meeting in the Church Hall Crouchley Lane Wednesday afternoons1.30-3.00 p.m. on 9, 16, 23, 30 March and 6 April. We’ll spend time reconnecting with God, each other and our community; through discussions, a short Bible reading and activities which look outward into the community. 
Christians remember the wise men bringing gifts to Jesus at Epiphany. It is also remembered as the 12 days of Christmas, from Christmas Day to Epiphany the 6 January. We are still suffering from loss of income due to COVID, utility bill increases and major repairs in 2022 (replacing heating in the 
St Mary’s Christmas Tree Festival is back better than ever after postponing last year due to COVID. Admission is free and we already have 45 trees coming. The church will be open from 10am – 4pm on Friday 3 December with children from Ravenbank Primary schools performing at 10.15am and Lymm High 
the Bishop of Chester the Rt Revd Mark Tanner visited Lymm on Monday 22 November. He met with members of St Mary’s Church and gave an interview with Reverend Beverley at Lymm Radio
All Souls Day is traditionally s a time to pause and remember those who have died. In the service, during a time of special prayer, we will mention by name and light a candle all those whose funerals have been conducted on behalf of St Mary’s Lymm in the last year but everyone is invited to attend 
The Civic Remembrance Service will take place at 10.00am Sunday 14 November. Most COVID restrictions have been lifted in line with Church of England and Government advice. However, we advise the wearing of facemasks. Although there will be extra seats, there will be no standing room in church. Seats 