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Cairo Street Chapel stands for religious worship unfettered by dogma or
tradition; for a religion that is in harmony with the spirit of free enquiry and the
aspirations of the human soul.
Worship
Worship service every Sunday at 3pm.
Special services and other activities as announced.
Weddings/Child Dedications by arrangement with the Minister.
Spiritual Growth and Outreach
Religious Education courses offered as required.
Home of the William Briggs Charity for the 'poor of Warrington.'
We also help to arrange holidays in the Derbyshire countryside for children in Warrington who
have not had a holiday in any given year.
Who Unitarians are and What They Believe
Unitarian? Whats that?
Questions and answers on Unitarianism
by Rev Cliff Reed
Children
We welcome children to our chapel. Currently our young people are supported to take part in residential activities at the Nightingale Centre, our Unitarian centre in Derbyshire. Inter church activities take place for young people across the Merseyside District.
Our history
Early Dissenters were excluded from sending their children onto higher education; this
experience has left a tradition of support within Unitarianism for universal and life-long
education. The early Ministers and congregation were founders of the Warrington Academy.
The present Chapel was built in 1745. The interior dates from 1863. The Chapel has historic
associations with Joseph Priestley, Anna Laetitia Barbauld and John Howard, the prison reformer.
A history of Cairo Street Chapel
Click the link above to get a more complete history of Cairo Street Chapel
Our Minister
The Rev. Lynne Readett has been the Minister of Cairo Street Chapel since 2007. She not only serves this congregation but also the congregation of Park Lane Chapel, Ashton in Makerfield.
Contact us
Contact: Cairo Street Chapel (Unitarian), Warrington, WA1 1EE.
Vestry Answer-phone: 01925 419693 or 01942 893965
Minister’s Mobile: 0788 541 4410 E-mail: lynnereadett@fsmail.net
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