On Sunday, the 14th of April, members of Somewhere Else and CASAI (Church Action on Sexual Abuse Issues) met for a time of reflection on the words from Ecclesiastes 3: 1-8. The group of fifteen took time to produce decoupage hearts, whilst reflecting on the passage.  Our friend, Carole Benn then led us in a poetry workshop. People produced poems around the themes of "Space" and "Ten Things about Me".

Watch this space for our poems, which we will add after Easter.

 L.O.A.F.

On Saturday, the 15th of September the community of SWE gathered at

St Michael in the City,

Upper Pitt Street, Liverpool, L1 5BD;

for creative worship and reflection about the next

“proofing stage”

in the story of

The Bread Church.

Led by Rev. Ian J.K. Hu and Rev. Dr. Miranda Threlfall-Holmes

Read on in the news and events page to find out what we did.

The Bread Church (also known as Somewhere Else) is an inclusive community that meets around the making and sharing of bread. We offer a warm welcome, hospitality and friendship to those of all faiths and none. 

We are open twice weekly, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 10.30 - 2.00 to make bread by hand, with individuals and community groups of all ages and abilities.  The sessions include time for:

• all the elements of making bread,
• conversation and refreshments,
• shared reflection and prayers, and
• a simple meal together, prepared by volunteers and those who come to make bread.  

Anyone wishing to make bread is asked to arrive by 11a.m.  To share in other parts of the fellowship - coffee, conversation, Reflections and lunch - people arrive at any time from mid-morning onwards.

The activity is usually led by our resident Minister, the Revd Ian Hu, and facilitated by a team of volunteers who help with hospitality, and guide visitors through the steps in bread-making.

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