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Audlem Baptist Church Welcome to the web site for Audlem Baptist Church. Audlem is a village of some 2000 people in the south of Cheshire, UK. The Baptist chapel was built in 1840 after a group of Christians had been meeting in a house for a few years prior to that. As far as we know, services have been held here through all the years of its existence, and today the modern congregation gathers each Sunday for worship and fellowship. If you have not visited us before you might like to read more about the Church here. Since Covid affected the country in 2020 we have published an online service sheet each week so that, even if you feel unable to meet with us we can 'virtually' share in worship together. These are neither 'Zoom' services nor 'live-streamed' ones. They are something for your own personal use at any convenient time during the week. They consist of hymn videos, prayers and a Bible message. The Church Life section contains a record of some of the notable events of recent years and explains a little of what we get up to. If you are interested in history you will find several interesting facts in our History section. Of course we are part of a wider community and a worldwide church. Christian poetry can sometimes shine a valuable new light into the spiritual world. During his lifetime one of the members of our congregation, Peter Roberts, wrote many poems over the years - simply for the pleasure that it gave him. We are glad to be able to use this web site as a way of making these poems accessible to a wider audience. Please be sure to visit the Poetry section. Please click on the graphic of our church at the top left of the screen to ensure that you are seeing the most up-to-date content of this page.
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