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5 reasons to get baptised…

October 21, 2014 by stevepalf

If you trust in Jesus, if you’re convinced that your only hope in life and death is his death and resurrection for you, well then here are 5 reasons for getting baptised… 1. Baptism is a big deal Despite the fact that through the centuries Christians have disagreed about who should be baptised by whom […]

Helping to make the web your slave and not your master

August 20, 2012 by jezclark

Ever feel that you’re not making the most of the web? Does it empty your life of spare time and fill your mind with banality – and would you like to do better? Whether you have no more than occasional snatched moments on your iPhone or perhaps bigger chunks of browsing time at your desk, […]

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Jon Cornish

Jon is originally from South London (pronounced ‘Saff Lundun’) so naturally is a Man Utd fan. He blames poor parenting and a love of David Beckham for this decision. Jon studied Modern History and Politics at the University of Southampton and after graduating moved to Aigburth for a year to work as a trainee at the church. Jon is now kept busy working at a Marketing agency and a coffee shop. When he’s not annoying half of Liverpool with his geographically stupid support of MUFC, Jon enjoys reading, playing football (badly), cricket (worse), and pretty much anything that involves exercise or competition.

Katharine Hand

Katharine grew up just outside Belfast (like most people from Northern Ireland!) and after doing a PhD in biology moved to Liverpool in 2012 to work for the University. After finally deciding scientific research wasn’t for her (!) she worked for the church as a trainee for the past year, and is now going back to university. In her spare time Katharine likes playing her guitar, swimming (neither particularly well!) and attempting to bake. Mark Irvine

Mark was born in the Dingle and moved to Aigburth at the age of 13 about 50 years ago. He worked as the Science lab technician at St Hilda’s High School for over 32 years before taking early retirement. He was married to Joyce who died of cancer in May 2006 going home to heaven to be with Jesus her Saviour. He likes to read, work on his computer & sing Christian hymns & songs and for exercise he goes walking & does DIY. Mark became a Christian at the age of seven after hearing some talks about Jesus at a children’s meeting and his Mum & Dad explained what it meant to become a Christian. So since the age of 14 Mark loves to work with young children to teenagers telling them about the Lord Jesus who loves them and died to save them.

Sarah Gunn

Sarah grew up in Oxford, then studied maths at university. After graduating in summer 2013, she moved to Aigburth to be a Ministry Trainee here. She now works for a software company on the Wirral. In her spare time, Sarah enjoys baking, board games and playing the bassoon.

Grace McCollum

Grace grew up on a farm in Northern Ireland, though she’s spent the past few years at ACC whilst attending university in Liverpool.

David Fullerton

David was born and raised in Houston, Texas, where he grew up wrestling cattle, dueling outlaws with his six-shooter, and yodeling in a choir composed primarily of mountain-goats. Just kidding (mostly). In 2012, David moved to Northern Virginia to attend Patrick Henry College, where he studied Philosophy (... or did he?). There he began attending Sterling Park Baptist Church, mostly because of Mike Jones's awesome accent. He liked Mike and Heidi so much that he crossed the pond in September 2016 to spend a year at ACC.

Grace Palframan

Grace is a 14 year old Christian, who has grown/is growing up in Aigburth Community Church. She is currently going her GCSEs in a local Secondary school. Grace enjoys art, music and spending time with people.

Contact information

Church office: 0151 378 7425 Church email: office@aigburthcommunitychurch.org * All our leaders are CRB checked and we run a child protection policy which can be read here. All children must register for Friday Nite Club so we know who’s there and have a record of contact details and any allergies, etc that we might need to be aware of. A registration form, which has to be filled in once for each child, is available at the sign-in desk when you arrive at Friday Nite Club to drop off your child.

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