Jesus said:
I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full!
John 10:10
**COVID-19 Lockdown restrictions mean that the church building is currently closed however the church here in Mosley Common is still very much alive and available to help. We cannot meet together physically due to the current restrictions but we are very much still here to support our community and the members of the church. If you need help or comfort at this difficult time we are here for you. Contact details can be found below and on the 'Meet the team here at St John's' page. Please do not hestitate to contact us if you are struggling with the current situation. As a church we are committed to supporting everyone in our community through this difficult and stressful time.
Stay at Home and stay safe
St. John's Church has a reputation for being a friendly and welcoming place with a congregation of people drawn from all ages and backgrounds. It serves the community of Mosley Common and surrounding areas in the Wigan and Salford boroughs. St. John's is one of three Church of England churches in the Astley, Tyldesley and Mosley Common Team Ministry. It also enjoys good working and social connections with the Roman Catholic, Methodist and other Anglican churches in Churches Together in Boothstown.
As well as a church service at 10.00am every Sunday, we have regular housegroups and a range of other fellowship groups and activities during the week. We have strong links with our Church School, St. John's Day Care (for pre-school aged children), the Mosley Common Children's Centre and the Mosley Common Community Group.
Team Rector:-
Rev. Martin Cox
C/O St. John's Vicarage
Mosley Common Road
Mosley Common
Manchester
M28 1AN
'Phone 0161 790 2957
Email martin.cox@mosleycommonchurch.org.uk
Church:-
St. John's Church
Mosley Common Road
Mosley Common
Manchester
M28 1AN
St John's Church, Mosley Common has safeguarding policies in place. Please contact our Parish safeguarding Co-ordinator, Sue Bloor on safeguarding@mosleycommonchurch.org.uk or look at the Diocesan safeguarding web page at https://www.manchester.anglican.org/safeguarding