| Saint Chrysostom's, Manchester Proclaiming faith with joy and serving the local and student community |
WELCOME TO ST CHRYSOSTOM'S WEBSITE
Saint Chrysostom's is a very welcoming, culturally diverse, and inclusive church in Manchester.
We're a living centre of worship, pastoral care, spirituality and friendship. We're the Anglican (Church of England)
parish church in Victoria Park, not far from the city centre, close to Manchester University.
Explore this site to find out more about us, our church, our worship, our fellowship,
St John Chrysostom, and much more.
Sunday Worship: 11am Parish Mass, 6.30pm Evening Prayer and weekday worship too.
We invite you to join us for worship. You would be very welcome.
Our worship is rich, and inspiring in the Anglo Catholic tradition.
For information on regular worship and other services visit our worship page.
Our News page has details of our current activities, and details of worship at festivals.
St Chrysostom's is an inclusive church where people of differing backgrounds, ages and ethnicity make friends.
We're a fun, tolerant and caring community. S. Chrysostom’s has a long tradition of reaching out to and welcoming
the marginalised, the alienated, as well as inactive Christians. You can find out more about us and our activities at
our church community page.
Bishop Nigel, our Bishop, has described us as
"one of the most diverse and stimulating churches in the diocese"
Please sign the online petition for Prossy Kakooza to be granted asylum click here.
Prossy is a young Ugandan lady who helps with cleaning at Church
If you'd like a prayer offered please go to our Prayer request page.
How to get to us: The church is on the A34 in Victoria Park, just south of Manchester city centre. We are on the
corner of Anson Road (Upper Brook Street) and Oxford Place, right next to Dalton Ellis Hall. To help there is a local
map available online. If you're planning on visiting to worship, perhaps for the first time, why not let us know in
advance? We look forward to welcoming you.
Saint Chrysostom's is a very welcoming, culturally diverse, and inclusive church in Manchester.
We're a living centre of worship, pastoral care, spirituality and friendship. We're the Anglican (Church of England)
parish church in Victoria Park, not far from the city centre, close to Manchester University.
Explore this site to find out more about us, our church, our worship, our fellowship,
St John Chrysostom, and much more.
Sunday Worship: 11am Parish Mass, 6.30pm Evening Prayer and weekday worship too.
We invite you to join us for worship. You would be very welcome.
Our worship is rich, and inspiring in the Anglo Catholic tradition.
For information on regular worship and other services visit our worship page.
Our News page has details of our current activities, and details of worship at festivals.
St Chrysostom's is an inclusive church where people of differing backgrounds, ages and ethnicity make friends.
We're a fun, tolerant and caring community. S. Chrysostom’s has a long tradition of reaching out to and welcoming
the marginalised, the alienated, as well as inactive Christians. You can find out more about us and our activities at
our church community page.
Bishop Nigel, our Bishop, has described us as
"one of the most diverse and stimulating churches in the diocese"
Please sign the online petition for Prossy Kakooza to be granted asylum click here.
Prossy is a young Ugandan lady who helps with cleaning at Church
If you'd like a prayer offered please go to our Prayer request page.
How to get to us: The church is on the A34 in Victoria Park, just south of Manchester city centre. We are on the
corner of Anson Road (Upper Brook Street) and Oxford Place, right next to Dalton Ellis Hall. To help there is a local
map available online. If you're planning on visiting to worship, perhaps for the first time, why not let us know in
advance? We look forward to welcoming you.
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| WORSHIP SCHEDULE Sundays 11am Parish Mass 6.30pm Evening Prayer Weekday Worship July and August Vespers Monday to Friday at 5pm Weekday Mass as announced |
| Coming soon, all welcome Church Open Days with large Book Sale Friday 12th (2-5pm), Saturday 13th September (10am - 5pm) Sunday 14th Feast of St John Chrysostom 11am Mass |