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Welcome to 360Life Church, Stockport, UK
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On Sunday the 12th February we will be having a Baptismal service. If you are interested in being baptised, please ...
On Sunday the 29th January, we shall be starting another Kintsugi Hope Wellbeing Group. This will be a 12 week course, taking place every Sunday from 5-7PM at Cale Green Life Centre.
Come and join us as we journey together to explore how to maintain positive mental and emotional wellbeing in the midst of our busy lives.
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Starting on 3rd November, the church is hosting a Warm Welcome Space every Thursday throughout the winter.
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Church Services
On-site
Every Sunday morning at 10:30am in Cale Green Life Centre.
Free refreshments are served afterwards.
Most services include specific groups for children.
Some services include communion.
All services are live-streamed.
No-one in the congregation is shown on camera.
Covid Practicalities
Online
Live-streamed every Sunday morning at 10:30am to YouTube and FaceBook.
Watch a recording of the most recent church service.
Visit the video gallery on this website to view the back catalogue.
Services are also available to watch at any time on YouTube and on FaceBook.
Community Groups & Events
Elsewhere we explain the meaning of the 360Life logo, shown below.
A 360life is a life wholly surrendered to the kingship of Jesus. It is a life marked by serving others. Give Life.
Our community groups and events are invariably tagged with the 360Life logo since these groups exist as an expression of the intent of 360Life Church to serve the wider community of which it is a part.
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Every Thursday throughout the winter
The Warm Welcome Space was featured by ManchesterWorld in early January.
Free hot drinks throughout the day.
Cake, lunch and evening meals available at nominal cost.
Our Warm Welcome Space is open at Cale Green Life Centre every Thursday, all day from 10am to 9pm
Newspapers, board games and craft activities are available free.
Now running
Who Let The Dads Out takes place at Cale Green Life Centre on the third Saturday of every month from 9:30am to 11:30am.
Free entry and free breakfast barm.
Fun activities for you to do with your child.
A chance to meet and chat with other Dads
Who Let The Dads Out is for Dads, father figures and children aged 0-8.
It offers a place for you and your children to spend time together having fun and missing with other dads and their children.
You’ll find a relaxed and warm welcome, tea & coffee & juice, a free breakfast barm and plenty of toys and activities for play together.
Everything is free.
Everyone is welcome.
It is exactly what it says on the tin: a café, every Thursday morning, at Cale Green Life Centre.
We are open from 10am to 11:30am as part of the all-day Warm Welcome space.
New parents often feel the benefit of having somewhere to meet each other and chat about what they’re experiencing. Bibs & Bots is a new weekly group designed for parents with pre-mobile babies. A comfortable space in which to chat with other parents. Refreshments will be served.
Book your session now.
10.30am-12noon
Tuesdays during term-time only
£2 per session - includes refreshments
Toddlers is for children aged from birth through to 4 years old and their parents, together with their parents and carers. It costs just £1.50 for one adult with one child, plus an extra 50p for each additional child or adult. The charge includes a drink, fruit and toast, and all craft materials.
Toddlers was closed during the height of the Covid pandemic. However Toddlers re-opened on 25th February 2022.
As before, Toddlers now takes place every Friday morning during school term times from 9:30am to 11:30am at Cale Green Life Centre, 71 Adswood Rd, Stockport, SK3 8HR.
An estimated one-fifth of the population (9 million people) are lonely. Charity research in the UK says that our culture leaves many completely isolated, in what the press is calling “the UK’s loneliness epidemic.”
In response to this, our Neighbourhood Chaplains team aim to help tackle loneliness through befriending. We offer a listening ear and practical help towards meeting our neighbours’ physical, emotional and spiritual needs.
Neighbourhood Chaplains began operating in the first half of 2022.
Help available includes “helping hands” for simple daily tasks which those in need may not be coping with. There is also an opportunity for regular phone calls or visits for those on their own who would like someone to chat to. Volunteers can also offer prayer and signposting to other helpful local agencies and events.
The stress and demands of modern living are taking their toll on our mental health and well-being.
A Kintsugi Hope Wellbeing Group is a safe and supportive space for people who feel or have felt overwhelmed, providing tools for self-management in a facilitated peer-mentoring style setting.
Well-being groups run for 12 weeks, each week looking at a different theme of mental or emotional health such as anxiety, disappointment, loss and resilience. Groups are free to attend.
The aim of these groups is to equip individuals with self-management tools at the same time as providing space to develop relationships with others.
Sessions include group and individual activities designed to help participants to accept themselves, to understand their value and worth, and grow towards a more resilient and hopeful future.
The next group starts on Sunday 29th January 2023.
The group meets for 12 sessions, 5-7pm, for 12 Sundays (but with a break on Easter Sunday).
Church
Below you will find all the vital information that we think you may need to know about 360Life Church.
But if you can’t find what you’re looking for, please contact us and ask!
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On The First Visit
On your first visit, the Welcome Team who greet you as you arrive at the church will be pleased to direct you to the right group for each of your children.
On a child’s first visit, parents and carers are asked to fill in a registration form so we have basic information about the child, together with details of any specific medical or dietary needs and any other information that you wish us to know about your child.
Kids are an important and valued part of the God’s family (see Matthew 18: 5-6) and we aim to reflect this in 360Life Church.
In most Sunday services, the children stay with their families and carers for the first 30 minutes or so. That means they participate in worshipping together with the whole church. Then they go to age-specific groups elsewhere in the building. That’s their opportunity to learn and interact while the adults continue in the service.
The children’s groups on provide a secure, safe and fun environment, where children feel included and valued.
Our goal is to support parents and carers with what they are already building into their children’s lives in the rest of the week, so that their children will come to know Jesus for themselves.
Besides Sundays
Children 4-11 years are invited to occasional extra events that take place at other times of the week.
These include Messy Church, games evenings and film nights. Children are also encouraged to attend special church activities that involve the whole family and every age group, such as summer picnics.
Older children (8-11yrs) attend a weekend camp most years.
Safeguarding
The church has a formal Safeguarding Policy for the protection of children, young people and vulnerable adults. All kids’ volunteers and leaders are checked with the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly CRB).
Youth activities take place in a number of different settings.
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Safeguarding
The church has a formal Safeguarding Policy for the protection of children, young people and vulnerable adults. All kids’ volunteers and leaders are checked with the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly CRB).
Small Groups
Most of the church’s small groups meet on Wednesday or Thursday evenings in various homes across Stockport. A few groups meet during the daytime. Since every group is different, groups vary in how frequently they meet and in how group members choose to stay in touch with one other.
Groups are comprised of about 6 people.
The focus of the groups is on caring for one another.
Everyone who is part of the church family is placed in a group. We do our best to take account of personal preferences. Not everyone in every group attends their group meetings, but everyone has a small group of people looking out for them and offering encouragement and support. In this way, it could be said that the church pastors itself.
The Covid pandemic has demonstrated graphically how valuable small groups are. No wonder the Leadership Team are so keen to encourage everyone to be part of a small group!
How To Join A Group
In the first instance, please speak to a member of the Leadership Team.
Prayer Meetings
Most Tuesdays, 8pm to 9pm, at Cale Green.
Prayer is simply talking and listening to with God, expecting Him to answer us specifically.
- Praise and thank the Lord before presenting your request to Him
- Be specific and ask for what you need, but don't forget to listen to God too
- Pray in Jesus’ name
- Pray in faith
- Obey God and do His will
- Submit yourself to God and pray according to His will
- Pray humbly
- Remind God of His promises when praying.
PrayerShare
PrayerShare is a group of people within the church who are committed to praying for any needs, however big or small.
Prayer requests can be emailed to admin@360life.church
Prayer requests are sent out to a private WhatsApp group.
Please be assured that all prayer requests are treated with the utmost discretion and kept confidential within the PrayerShare group.
Giving To 360Life Church
360Life Church does not receive funds from external sources, except for very occasional (and modest) grants that are sometimes given to charities for very specific purposes. The life and ministry of the church is totally underpinned by the sacrificial and regular giving of church members and of others. And this is good and appropriate,since giving to God is a fundamental part of being a Jesus-follower.
This section of the website is designed to help you find convenient ways to give to 360Life Church, especially during the Coronavirus crisis. Please contact us if you need any assistance.
And God bless you as you give to Him.
The church is led by a Leadership Team comprised of three people.
Hayley Wall
Senior Pastor
Hayley Wall is a wife, mother, music-lover and a fan of the movies.
She is marked by enthusiastic passion for Jesus and a longing to see others live in the freedom that Jesus gives. A natural leader, her strongest gifts are teaching and pastoral, both infused by the prophetic.
Hayley is a minister with Assemblies of God.
Kevin Todhunter
Pastor
Kevin Todhunter is a husband, dad, grandpa, introvert, coffee snob, rugby fan & a Pastor at 360LifeChurch.
He has been part of the church’s leadership team for almost thirty years, first while working in IT and business-change for a blue chip bank, and more recently working full-time in ministry. He has recently retired as an ordained minister with Assemblies of God.
Kevin’s main gift is teaching. His passion is to build church that is strong in both Word and Spirit
Kevin is currently taking a sabbatical from his responsibilities on the Leadership Team.
Andy Eadie
Elder & Safeguarding Co-ordinator
Andy Eadie is a husband, father to two amazing boys and a secondary school teacher. Andy has spent many years in various areas of educational and church leadership. He is passionate about seeing all people fulfil their God-given potential and loves the challenge of helping young people in particular who are struggling in any areas of their personal development.
Andy is the Safeguarding Coordinator for 360Life Church and should be contacted in the first instance with any safeguarding concerns. More information about 360Life Church’s commitment to safeguarding can be found here.
More key leaders
Karen Johnson
Kids’ Ministry Team Leader
Karen Johnson is a wife, mother of 3 boys, nurse and has been involved in children & youth work for over 30 years. After growing up in a Christian family herself and experiencing the importance of being part of a loving church, she is passionate to see that children and families are welcomed, loved, cared and provided for as part of church life.
Karen’s aim is to grow teams to work with each age group, that build-on what parents are already doing at home to introduce children to Jesus; so that they can know Him for themselves and start living the life that God has for them.
Karen also has a heart to see the church being inter-generational and finding ways to reach out to children and families in the neighbouring community who don’t yet know Jesus.
Matt Whittaker
Youth Team Leader
Matt Whittaker has been involved in youth and children’s work for over 10 years. He is passionate about encouraging young people to live the life God has for them. Matt’s whole life story is about how God never lets anyone down!
Fun Facts: Matt can balance things on his chin, lick his own elbow and loves to know what your favourite chocolate bar is….. be careful though, as there is only one correct answer!
Helen Eadie
Partner in the Community
Helen Eadie is a wife, mother, friend, and lover of Jesus.
She has worked as a professional musician for over 20 years, playing the violin and singing in various settings in Manchester, South Korea and many places in between.
She has always had lots of infectious enthusiasm for people and community and has worked closely with community groups. In fact she set up Stockport Community Choir and the local branch of the Women’s Institute.
The pandemic brought a lot of unexpected changes to her work-world and Helen found herself being drawn to a different role - Partner in the Community. This is the perfect role for Helen as it plays to her passions for people, community and God. Through this role Helen lans to build greater links within the local community, helping to alleviate loneliness and isolation and ultimately drawing people into God’s community, the greatest community of all.
Isaac Moore
Church Administrator
Isaac Moore is a recent graduate in History & Politics, a guitarist, a big fan of Bob Dylan and a lover of food, laughter and socialising. He is passionate about communicating God’s truth to people in an accessible way and loves to see Christians make a positive impact on their communities.
Isaac provides administrative support to different areas of church life.
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Cale Green Life Centre
71 Adswood Road
Stockport
SK3 8HR
0161 850 8360