- The Plant, Manchester
The Plant is a church in the campus area of south
Manchester ,England , which started in September 2004. The meetings are based in three different locations as detailed below.Meetings are aimed towards being friendly, informal and accessible, especially for people who are not used to church or Christian ideas. The Plant was founded to serve all those who live and work in and around the Manchester university campuses (Manchester, Manchester Metropolitan, Salford and RNCM), but with a particular focus on students and recent graduates. Even with this in mind everyone is very much welcomed.
Meetings & Events
Each week at the main meetings time is spent getting to know each other over a meal; and getting to know God better by reading the Bible, hearing the Bible being explained, and then discussing what it means, and how this can be applied to daily living. The Plant’s meetings are designed to be very informal and open allowing discussion of issues raised.
In line with the Plant's strong belief in fellowship i.e. members being able to support and encourage each other as part of the church family, regular social events take place including barbecues & cinema trips.
Christianity Explored courses are also run regularly allowing a chance for greater discussion over many issues within Christianity.Meeting Schedule
*Sunday@10 meeting - 10.00am, Manchester Bridge Club, on Palatine Road, just south of Withington
*Sunday@6 meeting - 6.00pm, The Angel Centre, on Chapel Street, between Salford University and Manchester City Centre.
*Monday@7 meeting - 7.00pm, The Rampant Lion pub, close toHulme Hall andDalton Ellis Hall , on Anson Road.
*Tuesday Prayer meeting - 1.00pm, The Mill (Lower Ormond Street - see below)Locations
The Plant's administrative location is in the ground floor of a mill, on Lower Ormond Street in central Manchester. This road runs parallel to Oxford Road and is near to the Manchester Metropolitan university and the BBC building (both of which are situated on Oxford Road). The Tuesday prayer meeting and all training courses happen here.
External links
* [http://www.theplant.net The Plant homepage]
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