Come along for lovely lunch with your neighbours, then listen to the wonderful music of Asylum Link Choir and Out of the Blue Jazz Trio! A great break in the middle of your Saturday and a celebration of our community!

• Live in L8?

• Identify as LGBTQ+?

• Want to make a difference in L8?

Then join L8 A Better Place for a Community Conversation and meet the new community development team working with people in L8 to bring about change.

Come and hear human rights activist Peter Tatchell talk about his life, his campaigns, the intersection of faith and LGBT, and the challenges of tomorrow. Opportunities for lively debate and engagement!

As part of the St Bride’s after work public lecture series, we are delighted to welcome speakers from Extinction Rebellion Liverpool while the rebellion is taking place in London.

That Music Thing is a cross between a community orchestra, a community choir, and worship, we are all about making music and building community together. Bring an instrument if you play one, but it’s not necessary.

Michael Chapman & Nick Ellis: A special evening of song and storytelling at St Bride's Church

A music makeing, stress relieving, energising, spirit-lifting day! Brought to you by St Bride’s and ichoir partnering for this very special event.

Come join this Christian Basics Course drawing on liberal and progressive insights from the Christian tradition and best of modern knowledge. The aim is that participants are helped to develop an understanding of Christianity that is credible and helpful.

That Music Thing is a cross between a community orchestra, a community choir, and worship, we are all about making music and building community together. Bring an instrument if you play one, but it’s not necessary.

Come join this Christian Basics Course drawing on liberal and progressive insights from the Christian tradition and best of modern knowledge. The aim is that participants are helped to develop an understanding of Christianity that is credible and helpful.

Featuring Amy Winehouse Tribute Band, Addicted to Amy, and the Greenwich Harpist, Glenda Allaway

Open Table Liverpool, which gathers at St Bride’s, and Liverpool Cathedral are joining forces to host a reflective Post-Pride service in the Lady Chapel, the oldest and most beautiful part of this iconic city landmark. After a hectic weekend, come along for a quiet time of music and reflection as we honour all the messages of love and thanks, wishes and prayers which people share on 'prayer flags' at the Open Table Liverpool community stall during the festival.

As part of the celebration of Pride in Liverpool next weekend, representatives of inclusive churches will be marching under a Christians at Pride banner.

Ministers and members of Merseyside churches are welcome to join the Christians At Pride group in solidarity with the Open Table Liverpool community. As Bishop Paul expressed on Twitter before walking with the Christians At Pride group last year:

‘Whatever Christians may believe about same-sex relationships, we surely all agree that homophobia / biphobia / transphobia is evil and wrong... Resist violence, resist homophobia, bless people, walk with us’.

You are invited Sunday 21st July to our regular Communion Service for Liverpool's LGBTQIA+ community, friends and family - 6.30pm at St Bride's Liverpool - refreshments served from 6pm.

This month we welcome the Rt Revd Beverley Mason, Bishop of Warrington to lead us in our service of Holy Communion.

Choirfest 2019, our third annual choir festival to raise funds for St. Bride’s, is a real celebration of community and music with stalls of all kinds, food, a brilliant bake-off, and lots of singing.

How do challenge the church and wider society to ensure justice and equity for all, not just a privileged sense of entitlement for some?

Book Launch! Join poet Eleanor Rees reading from her new book ‘The Well at Winter Solstice’ with song from award-winning folk singer, Emily Portman

Open Table Liverpool, invites YOU to our eleventh birthday LGBTQIA+ communion service on June 16th. We’ll be joined by the Archdeacon of Buckingham, former Rector of St Bride’s and founding partner of Open Table, Guy Elsmore to lead the celebrations.

The service will be BSL Interpreted

That Music Thing is a cross between a community orchestra, a community choir, and worship, we are all about making music and building community together. Bring an instrument if you play one, but it’s not necessary.

Refugee Women Connect Choir and Ana Reina singing Bossa Nova - A beautiful pop up cafe & concert

You’re invited to join us as we mark International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia on Sunday, 19th May at our regular Communion Service warmly welcoming Liverpool's LGBTQIA+ Community, friends and family 6.30pm at St Brides Liverpool. Refreshments served from 6pm.

As 2019 marks the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, Open Table Network Co-ordinator, Kieran Bohan, will invite us to reflect on what peace, reconciliation and activism mean for the LGBTQIA+ Christian Community.

That Music Thing is a cross between a community orchestra, a community choir, and worship, we are all about making music and building community together. Bring an instrument if you play one, but it’s not necessary.

Cynthia Bourgeault speaks on ‘Putting the Mind Into the Heart, this talk will explore the practice of Centering Prayer from both a theological and neurological perspective.  It will look at how this no-frills method of meditation in the Christian tradition differs from the standard entry level mindfulness practice with which it is often confused.  

Come and join the team and help us garden. We’ll do lunch and drinks and lots of chat!

You are invited this Sunday, 21st April, to our regular Open Table Communion Service warmly welcoming Liverpool's LGBTQIA+ Community, friends and family 6.30pm at St Bride's Liverpool. Refreshments served from 6pm.

On Wednesday morning 17th April, in Holy Week we'll be doing something a little different and hosting a meditation on the Stations of the Cross with a queer theme. Using the art work of Mary Button who has painted a series of Stations of the Cross using images from LGBTQIA+ History.

You're invited to join in this meditation as part of marking Holy Week and preparing to mark Good Friday and Easter.

St Bride’s will commemorate the 30th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster with a time or quiet reflection and prayer in memory of the 96 who died.

Joining Nick and Mellowtone Records to celebrate the tour finale is Liverpool’s foremost reality-noir, spoken word artist, Roy, along with other guests, Huyton-born songwriter Katie Mac and spoken word performer Curtis Watt. Tickets are £10 advance, Under 14's free with a paying adult and available at Skiddle www.skiddle.com