New Day Church South Ribble

02/06/2026

Good morning everyone, The Well Community Cafe is open from 10:00 - 13:00 for coffee, cake and chat. Why not drop in, it’s absolutely free (you can make a donation if you wish!!) and we think you’ll love it! We certainly do and we’d love to see you here!

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31/05/2026

Hi all, we had a problem this morning with the livestream so here is the updated link. Enjoy!

Live stream of our church service from New Day Church in Lostock Hall on Sunday 31 May 2026

31/05/2026

If God gives the church a vision be sure to act on it
Eddy Inglis

31/05/2026

Be careful with who you share God’s vision with
Eddy Inglis

31/05/2026

Prayer meeting before the service today from 9:15am.
Come and pray if you’re able

Let’s pray for The Lord to meet us powerfully this morning at church, at home, wherever we may be and may He have His mighty purpose in us and through us!

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31/05/2026

Jailbreakers today from 10:30am today with all age family worship and then the JB’s go into their own activities.
Hope to see you here! 😎

31/05/2026

Kids Church is on today from 10:30am with all age family worship and then the kids go into their own activities.
Hope to see you here! 😎

31/05/2026

Welcome to everyone to our Sunday morning service at 10:30am today.

This morning we have a guest speaker, our good friend Eddy Inglis, who will share from Genesis 11: 32 - 12:9.

Our children and young people will stay in the service for family worship and then leave for their own groups. Children who are 0-11 years old meet as Kids' Church and our young people (11+) meet as JailBreakers.

If you’re coming this morning, do join us for refreshments after the service and have a chat with someone - we’d love to catch up with you.

If you genuinely can’t make it to church the service is live streamed, just click the link below.

Live stream of our church service from New Day Church in Lostock Hall on Sunday 31 May 2026Matt 21:12-17

24/05/2026

Andy Prosser preaching today on the path of faith.

‘Faith is a footstep, hope is the horizon.’