Programme to come
Coffee, tea and cakes from LiNC/Nordic Church are served before the concert and during the interval.

We are invited by the German congregation to their church on Bedford Street South
church

Open sandwiches with prawn, salmon, sill, ham and cheese on most Wednesdays, followed by tea, coffee and home-made cakes and often freshly-made waffles, served with cream and jam.

 

 

 

 

A Danish Julefrokost is offered at the church.
Cost is £10 including Danish open sandwiches, two Carlsberg beer and one Snaps.
Contact Ulfar at unorddahl@hotmail.com for ticket booking

A short service of Remembrance at the Pier Head and afterwards we meet up at the church

Open sandwiches with prawn, salmon, sill, ham and cheese on most Wednesdays, followed by tea, coffee and home-made cakes and often freshly-made waffles, served with cream and jam.

 

 

 

 

Come to the Craft Cafe and try some Nordic handicrafts: knitting, crocheting, embroidery, tufting, etc.  Initial materials are included in the price of  £5.00 as well as a light lunch and coffee.

Bazaar preparations

Bazaar preparations

Bazaar preparations

Please look at nordicfilmliverpool.co.uk for more information

Open sandwiches with prawn, salmon, sill, ham and cheese on most Wednesdays, followed by tea, coffee and home-made cakes and often freshly-made waffles, served with cream and jam.

 

 

 

 

Come to the Craft Cafe and try some Nordic handicrafts: knitting, crocheting, embroidery, tufting, etc.  Initial materials are included in the price of  £5.00 as well as a light lunch and coffee.

Our Sunday services reflect our Nordic Lutheran tradition but all are very welcome to join the congregation, pray and sing with us, hear the Word and receive communion or blessing. Bilingual liturgy booklets are provided.

A light lunch served afterwards

Open sandwiches with prawn, salmon, sill, ham and cheese on most Wednesdays, followed by tea, coffee and home-made cakes and often freshly-made waffles, served with cream and jam.

 

 

 

 

Independence celebrations at the church followed by a concert
More information from marjamurmikko48@gmail.com

A celebration of Christmas in words and music from the Middle Ages and also traditional carols from Europe.
Kaisa Pulkkinen, Finland, plays medieval harp and recorder, Clare Norburn, England, sings, Ariane Pruessner, Germany, plays harp, percussion and also sings

The parish children and youngsters sing the traditional Lucia songs

Entry £5.00 (under 12’s free) Coffee or tea served with lussekatt and gingerbread.

100 seats available.