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Mothers' Union Diocese of Manchester

The diocese covers much of the county of Greater Manchester and small areas of the counties of Lancashire and Cheshire

Groups
97
Members
619
Projects
15

Mothers’ Union Manchester endeavours to provide support for families who have met with adversity and encourage flourishing relationships through our numerous projects. Our aim is to enable and empower in order to enrich lives.

In Manchester there are approximately 2,000 members. We meet, worship together and work mainly in parishes to support the clergy in their mission to the church and community, with particular emphasis on the family (in its many forms). There is also the opportunity to join as a member in the diocese, supporting the work financially, through several projects but, above all, through prayer.

Our work:

  • Away From It All (AFIA) holidays

  • Hospital support

  • Passionate about Parenting

  •  Just Up Your Street

  • Prison projects

  • Teenagers and parenthood

  •  Weddings

  • Ethical and virtual gifts

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Contact details

Third Floor Church House, 90 Deansgate
M3 2GP
United Kingdom
Primary contact: Andrea Walsh
Telephone: 0161 828 1427
Email: info@mothersunionmanchester.org
Diocese of Manchester website: https://www.manchester.anglican.org/mothers'-union/
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Province: York
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Groups in Manchester Diocese

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St James - Breightmet

St James - Milnrow

OL16 3EZ, United Kingdom

St James - Moss Side

M16 8NL, United Kingdom

St James - Thornham

St James Gorton

United Kingdom

St John - Irlam

M44 6DL, United Kingdom

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