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Christmas Story (Part 3)

This week, a census is called by Caesar Augustus…

Christmas Story (Part 2)

This week, shepherds watching their flocks at night are visited by an angel…

A space for Christmas

Christmas at Salford Elim Church

Throughout December we’ve got some great events planned. Here’s details about some of them…

Christmas Story (Part 1)

The angel Gabriel visits Mary, and tells her that she’s going to have a son…

My Beloved Prodigal Son

I thought I’d share this powerful video inspired by the story of the prodigal son, which really gets across some of the emotions that the son must have been feeling in the story, and also communicates the grace God shows to us when we feel like we really don’t deserve it. I’d love to know…
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New songs for Sunday – part of the series on ‘Grace’

Here are two new songs we are planning to introduce this Sunday at church. They both relate to our current series on God’s amazing grace.

The Christie | Towards A Future Without Cancer

Craft Fair in aid of The Christie (Sat 10th Nov)

We’re having a charity craft fair at The Vine Cafe this Saturday from 10.30am, in aid of The Christie Charity.

My New Album, ‘The End Of Faith’ – download it for free!

I’ve just finished a new 11-track album I’ve been working on for the last year or so, and you can download it for free!

Salford Arts Cafe Night (Fri 26th Oct)

Join us for an evening of quality entertainment in a relaxed atmosphere, including live music, drama, comedy, poetry, film and more.

How He Loves

How He Loves

I love this song by David Crowder*Band from their album Church Music, so I just thought I’d share it with you.

Grace Offered

Grace Offered

A story that we know so well – a Good Samaritan that deserves his fame. But could a real world embrace radical grace?

Grace Intro

Grace – an introduction to our new series

Throughout autumn we will be looking at Luke’s gospel, trying to allow ourselves the space and time to be overwhelmed with God’s grace, and the grace we see around us.