Wellspring Community Church is a local and vibrant Church in the heart of North Manchester and a member of the British Assemblies of God family of Churches. We are a family of real people who are passionate about our local community and seek to express that passion in a number of ways through community involvement and community oriented initiatives.
As a community of believers, we also support a number of Manchester based outreaches who are active in a variety of areas to all sorts of people from diverse backgrounds and life experiences, including The Message based in Wythenshawe.
As a Church, we believe that the only way the problems faced by humanity are able to be truly and effectively dealt with; can only be found in Jesus Christ of Nazareth and the sacrifice He offered on the Cross over 2000 years ago on our behalf (Rom. 8:1-4). As a Church family of real people, who live in the real world, we are committed to sharing the reality of Jesus in real and practical ways through relationship – not religion!!
If you would like to know more about us; or about the opportunity of having a fresh start in life through the forgiveness that Jesus offers then please; either contact us or come along to one of our services. It will be great to see you.
HARVEST SERVICE
What a wonderful display of produce and groceries at our annual Wellspring Harvest Service, and all made possible by the generous donations of the people at Wellspring Community Church. Much of the fresh produce was grown locally on the church allotment by keen gardeners Tomasz, Sheila and church helpers. Food parcels were packaged and distributed to local community families.
THE SECK FAMILY
Many of you will remember the tragic attack and passing of Ibrahema Seck at the beginning of the summer. His passing, shocked and affected so many people, parents and young people alike.
As the family experienced loss and grief, Wellspring Church reached out to the family, Mammadou, Assa and their two teenage sons in prayer, friendship and support.
Although the family have moved out of the area, that friendship, support and prayer continues and it was a pleasure to welcome them as they joined our Good News service on Sunday 21st September.
It was also an opportunity to celebrate Loyce’s, Angellette’s, Mammadou’s, and Assa’s birthday.
Please keep the Seck family in your prayers as we continue this connection.
BAPTISM SERVICE
BLOOM, BLOSSOM AND FLOURISH
NEWSLETTER
