Welcome
Welcome to the home page of St. Paul's Church, Oldham. St Paul's is one of many parish churches in the Church of England. It is part of the Diocese of Manchester.
St. Paul's church building stands on the corner of Ashton Road and Broadway Street Oldham.
Please note that this is the website for St. Paul's, Oldham - not St. Paul's, Royton.
We aim to live out the Christian Gospel faithfully, as individuals and as a community; welcoming everyone. We offer a range of activities for children and adults.
For any information regarding times of church services, uniformed organisations, church activities or parish personnel etc. please select the appropiate button on the left-hand side navigation list.
Click the logos for more information about booking:
or by looking under "Special Services" in the navigation menu on the left. Or you can contact Nick, the Vicar, by or by phone on 0161 624 1068. Details on how to organise a Funeral will appear soon.
To see a larger version of any picture on this website, simply click on it.
Latest News
STRIVE presents Family Holiday Activities NOW AT ST. PATRICK'S SCHOOL (OL8 1EF): 10:00 am - 3:00 pm every day betweeen Monday 19 and Friday 23 August.
Arts & Crafts, Sport, Mendhi, Face Painting, Story Telling, etc
CGN invites you to Chess Club which takes place at St. Paul's every Wednesday in August between 10:00 am and 2:00 pm. All Welcome.
All welcome to a Cheese and Wine Evening in the Chadderton Suite at the Civic Centre with the Mayor. Please see Barbara to sign up.
7:00 pm
4 September
We are running a series of All-Age Services on the First Wednesday of the Month at 6:00pm
All are welcome to come and learn more about Holy Communion at St. Paul's on 4 September, etc.
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#MoreThanSunday
All welcome to join with Bishop David to a church service to rededicate St. Thomas' Church.
10:30 am
22 September
All welcome to a community event as St. Thomas' Church is re-opened.
10:00 am - 3:00 pm
28 September
Foundations for Ministry is a stimulating course open to anyone active in church life who feels some sense of vocation or calling to Christian ministry, and needs some time and space to unpack what this might mean and look like.
The course runs over three terms, September-June, and includes 23 evening sessions and four Saturday course days. For the first time the course will run in three different venues to make it easier for you to attend. Courses are running in Bolton, Manchester and Oldham.
Make connections between who you are, what you believe and how you can apply your faith to the everyday stuff of life.
Understand more about Christian ministry, your spiritual gifts and how you can identify your ministry SHAPE.
Discover your call to mission, where God wants to use you and how you can remain fruitful in your ministry.
If you are interested, click the link above, and see Nick for more information.
Regular Activities in the Community Room
We host many different activities in the Community Room. They are attended by many people from different groups right across the community.
TT - indicates activities that take place in term time only.
1 - indicates activities that take place on the first weekday of the month.
- 10:00 am
St. Paul's Sunday Service - 10:00 am TT
St. Paul's Sunday School - 1:00 pm
Bethel Church
- 7:00 pm TT
Guides
- 9:30 am 1
Ward Councillor Drop In Surgery - 2:00 pm
Pop In - 7:00 pm
Deeper Life Church
- 10:00 am TT
Stitch & Share: Textiles - 1:00 pm TT
Stitch & Share: Sewing
- 9:30 am TT
PETALS Course - 12:30 pm TT
English Class - 3:00 pm
Christian Discussion Group with Farsi / Dari interpretation - 7:00 pm
Oldham Camera Club (from September)
- 7:30 pm
Scouts
- 2:30 pm
Women of Excellence - 5:30 pm
Maranatha Church (not August)
Other activities also take place from time to time.
Click this link to find out what facilities we offer and how you can hire the space.
What's going on?
SAFEGUARDING
Click the link for details of the parish safeguarding policy.
You can contact the Parish Safeguarding Safeguarding Coordinator by email or phone (0161 633 3520).