LiNC is in need of your help.
It is very much a reality that the directors and helpers are elderly and cannot continue to run this lovely social place by ‘ourselves’.
There is a risk of having to cancel regular events, please do look up this website for the latest information before you come to visit.
We need help with serving up coffee, tea and cakes at all the events.
We need help with preparing sandwiches on Wednesdays and cleaning up afterwards.
These events give LiNC a good income and are well-liked social occasions for meeting up with friends.
We also need people with suitable practical skills to help out repairing minor faults in the building.
We need someone to take over the responsibility of updating this website and/or small newsletter by email.
Contact anyone at church if you can help and if anyone is interested to become more involved in LiNC by becoming a board member, please talk to Roger on rogermetcalf1@hotmail.co.uk or 07570853314

On most Saturdays we have a handicraft/knitting group meeting over a cup of coffee or tea in order to produce various items for sale at the church, with all profits go to LINC, the charity that maintains the building. You are most welcome to join the group, no particular skill is needed!
Cake and tea/coffee are offered as well.

VERDENS VERSTE MENNESKE (THE WORST PERSON IN THE WORLD) Joachim Trier, Norway, 2021 (135 mins)
Please look up nordicfilmliverpool.co.uk for more details.
Refreshments served at 7.00pm and film starts at 7.45pm

We invite visitors to have a look at our Grade II* listed church building.

Visitors can relax with a cup of coffee or tea with a slice of home-made cake in the coffee room

On most Saturdays we have a handicraft/knitting group meeting over a cup of coffee or tea in order to produce various items for sale at the church, with all profits go to LINC, the charity that maintains the building. You are most welcome to join the group, no particular skill is needed!
Cake and tea/coffee are offered as refreshments

We invite visitors to have a look at our Grade II* listed church building.

Visitors can relax with a cup of coffee or tea with a slice of home-made cake in the coffee room

Please note, we believe this concert starts at 8:45, ending 10:00 and is a part of a chain of concerts.
A welcome return for The Telling to the church.
Join The Telling for an informal evening of music including a set of Irish harp music with Jean Kelly, music of singer-songwriters from the 12th to the 20th centuries, some requests and some jamming.
If you play an instrument and fancy a jam, then bring it along! Anything can happen… and probably will!!
Light refreshments served before and at interlude
Tickets £8/£5 concs (or included in Saturday/Weekend Savers Tickets from https://lemf.eventbrite.co.uk

The Linarol Consort, (with soprano Helouise Bernard, renaissance viols, rebec, pipes and drums), tells the remarkable story of Marguerite of Austria, one of the 16th century’s greatest patrons of the arts, through music from her own manuscripts.
The programme of songs and instrumental music includes a lament for her beloved green parrot.
Before and during the interval refreshments are served

Tickets £18/£12 concs

Mike and Jon invite you to a concert with Neil Campbell
“Solo Classical Guitar with looped soundscapes”
Neil’s sound and incomparable style will elevate your Saturday evening to a new realm

Tickets are for sale at http://www.mikeandjonsconcerts.com
Refreshments served before and during the interact,

On most Saturdays we have a handicraft/knitting group meeting over a cup of coffee or tea in order to produce various items for sale at the church, with all profits go to LINC, the charity that maintains the building. You are most welcome to join the group, no particular skill is needed!
Cake and tea/coffee are offered as refreshments

We welcome our friends to enjoy Nordic open sandwiches with prawn, salmon, sill, ham or cheese on most Wednesdays, followed by tea, coffee and home-made cakes and sometimes freshly made waffles, served with cream and jam.
Cost of sandwich, piece of cake and coffee/tea is £5.00, any addition is £2.00

On most Saturdays we have a handicraft/knitting group meeting over a cup of coffee or tea in order to produce various items for sale at the church, with all profits go to LINC, the charity that maintains the building. You are most welcome to join the group, no particular skill is needed!
Cake and tea/coffee are offered as refreshments

We welcome our friends to enjoy Nordic open sandwiches with prawn, salmon, sill, ham or cheese on most Wednesdays, followed by tea, coffee and home-made cakes and sometimes freshly made waffles, served with cream and jam.
Cost of sandwich, piece of cake and coffee/tea is £5.00, any addition is £2.00

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

We are pleased to announce a short concert afterwards: Di Voci Ladies Choir will sing a selection of songs. They are based in Manchester, please look up divoci.co.uk for more information.

Please note we can only offer visitors coffee, tea and cake after the service and recommend to bring your own lunch if required

Pastor Maris Sants is keen to start confirmation classes, which would take place at the church on Saturday evenings, probably about 6.30pm. If you know anyone who might be interested please let him or Stan know.
marissants@gmail.com and stan.royden@hotmail.co.uk