Worship at
St Alkmund's
Church
Rooted in God.
Belonging, Encouraging, Connecting.
Upcoming diary ...
At a glance ...
our current sermon series
SUNDAYS 10AM
Encounters
with God
Sun 4 May >>
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Café Church
Fruit of the Spirit
4th Sundays Jan-Jun
(most times with breakfast pastries from 9.30am)
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Summer Series
(Fluid Church style)
Sun 27 July >>
If you are able, please
join us any Sunday from 9.30am to pray for the service & those attending.
(On 2nd Sundays help us pray for world peace)
For more information on our Sunday morning services, click here:
happening
this week
Mon 7pm
Meeting Place
​for university students
from overseas
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Wed 10-11.30am
Little Nippers
for pre-schoolers, and their parents/carers
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Wed 10.30-2.30
@West End CC
Community Living Room
(with free lunch & activities)
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Wed 7.30-9pm
Kairos Youth
for young people
at secondary school
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​Thu 10am-12
Sew n Sew
for anyone who sews, knits, quilts, likes to chat
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Fri 10am-12
Storehouse
for the more vulnerable in
our local community​
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For more information on our midweek groups and events, click here:
what's on
this term
Wed 7 May, 7.30pm
APCM (Annual Church Meeting)
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Thu 8 May, 7.30pm
St Nicholas, Allestree
What's Your Calling?
An evening hearing from people following different God-given callings with space for Q+A.
Join us to explore what YOU might be called to do.
Click here to book your FREE place
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Sun 8 June, 6.30pm
Reach Centre, DE24 8JN
Pentecost
Prayer & Praise
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Tue 17 June, 7.30pm
Reach Centre, DE24 8JN
A Mind of Their Own
A care for the Family Event, earlybird offer end 22 May click here for more info and to book your tickets
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Fri 27 June, 7.15pm
Whisky tasting evening
A fundraising event for 18+ ticket includes 4 tots, cheese platter and haggis taster, with non-alcohol alternative. More info soon.
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See our Noticeboard below for more information or details as they become available:
in other news
No Mow May
Yes, it's time to give the lawnmower a rest in the annual initiative known as No Mow May which allows spring-flowering plants to grow through your lawn. Allowing these plants to thrive, provides nectar for a range of insect pollinators and helps increasingly endangered wildflowers to colonise the lawn. There aren't many green initiatives that require zero effort from us, but this is one of them!
We're trying to do our bit at church too; having removed the grass from the long bank, the wildflower seeds we sowed back in the autumn are now starting to come through. Our remaining grassy areas are only mown at the end of the summer so that wildflowers can flourish and set seed. So, sit back, leave the mower in the shed and enjoy your wonderful wild garden this May.
See our Noticeboard below for more information or details as they become available:
Noticeboard
About Us
We are an evangelical, charismatic and prayerful worshipping community
and are so thankful for the people and resources with which God has blessed us.
We are a medium sized church, with a congregation
that is both local and gathered from across the city and beyond.
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We place emphasis on worship, community groups and connections outside of church;
we are excited about strengthening links with our neighbouring parishes;
and we have a strong culture of serving volunteers and lay led ministry
working alongside our staff and clergy teams.