Acting Vicar Revd. Jane Colley. c/o The Vicarage, 79 Stewart Street, Crewe. CW2 8LX
Phone: 01270 560310. Email ejmmcc@aol.com
Reader Anne Marshall, Phone: 01270 214695
To arrange Baptisms, Marriages and the calling of Banns please just contact the Vicar on 01270 560310. We will arrange to visit you at home to meet and discuss what is needed and complete an application.
St. Peter's Church Warden:
Stephen Berwind, Phone: 01270 586884
All Saints Church Warden:
David Cannon. Phone: 01270 650279
Sally Shaw. Phone: 01270 568862
All Saints Church Hall Bookings:
Marlene Harper, Phone: 01270 663285
Where are we?
All Saints
79 Stewart Street, Crewe, CW2 8LX
Church Location Parish boundary
St. Peter's
Earle Street, Crewe, CW1 2AG
Church Location Parish boundary
79 Stewart Street, Crewe, CW2 8LX
Church Location Parish boundary
St. Peter's
Earle Street, Crewe, CW1 2AG
Church Location Parish boundary
What is the Christian Faith?
Christian life is lived in relationship with God through Jesus Christ, and in common with other Christians in the church seeking to deepen that relationship and to follow the way that Jesus taught.
For Christians God is understood and known as Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
…Father… God is love, caring for creation and for every human being as God's beloved child.
…Son… God is as he has revealed himself to be in the historical person of Jesus Christ. Jesus' life, death and resurrection holds the key to knowing and loving God, and to making sense of life, before and after death.
…and Holy Spirit… God is alive, loving and active today, inspiring faith, justice and truth, sustaining the life of the world, giving spiritual gifts to the church and bearing his spiritual fruit in the world - changed lives and a transformed society.
Finding out more
If you want to wait before contacting anyone, and you'd rather find out more about Jesus online, why not visit www.rejesus.co.uk, and www.christianity.org.uk?
But because Christianity is about relationship and community, the best way to find out about faith and prayer, to raise questions and to get help, is to meet some Christians - so why don't you come along one Sunday morning, or give the Vicar a call?
For Christians God is understood and known as Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
…Father… God is love, caring for creation and for every human being as God's beloved child.
…Son… God is as he has revealed himself to be in the historical person of Jesus Christ. Jesus' life, death and resurrection holds the key to knowing and loving God, and to making sense of life, before and after death.
…and Holy Spirit… God is alive, loving and active today, inspiring faith, justice and truth, sustaining the life of the world, giving spiritual gifts to the church and bearing his spiritual fruit in the world - changed lives and a transformed society.
Finding out more
If you want to wait before contacting anyone, and you'd rather find out more about Jesus online, why not visit www.rejesus.co.uk, and www.christianity.org.uk?
But because Christianity is about relationship and community, the best way to find out about faith and prayer, to raise questions and to get help, is to meet some Christians - so why don't you come along one Sunday morning, or give the Vicar a call?
What are we here for?
For a number of years our aim has been:
Making new Christians and making all Christians new.
Taking the Church into the community and bringing the community into the Church.
However - we're always open to new ideas, so if you can think of a better aim for our Parishes of St. Peters and All Saints, please add a comment using the button below. It needs to sum up what we are here for in a couple of sentences and be easy to remember...
Making new Christians and making all Christians new.
Taking the Church into the community and bringing the community into the Church.
However - we're always open to new ideas, so if you can think of a better aim for our Parishes of St. Peters and All Saints, please add a comment using the button below. It needs to sum up what we are here for in a couple of sentences and be easy to remember...
Revd. Jane Colley, Associate Minister and Acting Vicar
I was born and grew up in the Midlands, the middle of three children. As a family, we attended a modern church centre with lots going on for teenagers, so I have very happy memories of those years. I recall that having had to memorize Psalm 8, I was struck by the immensity and wonder of God – of the God who also loves each one of us intimately, holding us in the palm of His hand. I gave my life to Him.
On leaving school, I spent a year in Germany on a Christian voluntary work scheme and then trained as a residential social worker, at the end of which I was offered a three year mission posting in Pakistan as a (very young) matron in a boarding school supported by the Church of England.
Following these challenging years, I moved to Cheshire and spent about twenty years in Residential work with emotionally damaged children.
Martyn and I married in 1996 (a second marriage for both of us), and between us we have five children and eight grandchildren.
In 1998 I undertook a short training course in teaching English as a foreign language and began a ten year association with the Elim Bible College in Nantwich as a supply teacher.
The following year Martyn and I were invited to teach O level English in Pakistan, in the school where I had previously worked. We split our time between Pakistan and England for the following eight years, eventually opening a community project which provided health care, a sewing school, a wedding hire service, beautician training and English teaching.
Our visits to Pakistan came to an abrupt end in December 2007 when the government deported us for reasons which have never been declared, but the community project has continued under local management.
In the last six years I have experienced God nudging me, challenging me and making a way where there seems to be no way! I feel hugely privileged to be able to join you once again at All Saints and St Peter’s and look forward to whatever God has in store for us.
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