Brunswick Church has a new Instagram account being run for us by Emma Hurst. Check it out here.
(Thanks Emma)
(Thanks Emma)
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Some photos from our latest Table Top Sale. Lots of bargains, lots of chat, crafts, and amazing cakes and treats from Bernie who will be leading our free Hands-On Cooking Sessions, on Mondays from 12:30pm, starting in a few weeks. International Women's Day 2026, Monday March 9, 11am to 1pm. Join us at Brunswick Church Community Hub to hear about research into local women who gave to gain better rights for women in Ardwick and beyond. Download a leaflet.  BRING SOMETHING TO GIVE!
Give To Gain emphasises the power of reciprocity and support. When people and communities give generously, opportunities and support for women increase. Giving is not a subtraction, it's intentional multiplication. When women thrive, we all rise.  Join Women’s Footprints for a friendly workshop (60 mins) to explore ideas around innovative problem-solving in Brunswick and Ardwick. Share your ideas, challenges, and solutions.
All voices welcome — your experience matters! Why Join?
Brunswick Parish Church Community Hub, Brunswick Street M13 9SX Questions? Contact Mo Blue, Community Resources Manager Email or call 0161 273 6608 Download a leaflet. Great food, lively chat, good company, and of course lots of memories shared at the Senior Memories Café. Plus a great rendition of ‘This Little Light of Mine’! You had to be there. Watch out for news of another.  We celebrated Shrove Tuesday (the day before Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent when we start to look towards Easter) in fine style today with pancakes and loads of toppings, plus puzzles for the children. It was great to welcome loads of people. Everyone is equally welcome for our Ash Wednesday service at 9am tomorrow morning. Calling Seniors. You are warmly invited to our Memories Café at Brunswick Church, Wednesday 18th February, 1-3pm. Refreshments and transport provided. Call Rachel on 07931352391.  A what exactly?! In 2024 Brunswick applied to be a Demonstrator Church for the Church of England’s Net Zero project. We've been accepted! There are only a small number of these across Manchester who are very engaged with the eco agenda and want to undertake some strategic works to their building. As a designated demonstrator church, our journey can serve as a guide for any other church (or anyone else) looking to reduce environmental impact. This video looks at the practical steps being taken by Brunswick to embrace the Eco agenda. Two members of Brunswick Church have been asked to reflect on what Racial Justice Sunday means to them. Read what Mo Blue and Paul Keeble had to say here. Racial Justice Sunday is on February 8 with the theme 'Love Your Neighbour'. We will be marking it in our morning service with guest speaker Fr. Azariah France-Williams.  Great to see lots of guests and friends old and new at our Carol Service on Sunday. Music, readings, sketches, videos and food afterwards. Here are a few pictures. Don't forget our Christmas Day all together morning service at 10:45am. |