God is invites each of us to play a part in his family. The biblical picture of the church is a living body or a family where everyone has a part to play. Each individual person is important and we all have gifts that we can offer for the good of all. As you are probably aware, almost everything that happens at St. Nicholas’ is done by volunteers.

Our volunteers generously give their time, skills and energy to do a great variety of different tasks across the church and without them, the church community as we know it, would not operate as smoothly as it does.

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Church Volunteers: PCC members, sub-committee members, church wardens and their deputies, sides persons, readers, prayer writers, flower arrangers, gardeners, fellowship teas, men’s working party, the church choir, and the St.Nicholas’ Singers (community choir), youth group leaders, magazine editor, website administrator, FaceBook admin, and many administrative jobs carried out largely behind the scenes are all volunteers.  All volunteers are important and each contribute to make the church ‘TICK’; we couldn’t do without them!  So if you think you could help, we would love to hear from you. 

Church Heritage Volunteers were recruited and trained in 2019 to welcome visitors to our historic church, show them around and to tell them about the heritage aspect of the church.  See ‘Visit Us’ for Heritage Tour details.
We regret that heritage tours are suspended during the coronavirus pandemic.

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A volunteering ‘Sefton4Good’ grant of £639 from Sefton CVS has supported the training of our heritage volunteers. Thank you Sefton CVS.

If you are interested in local history and would like to become one of our Heritage Volunteers, then please complete the Application Form and read the following accompanying information:

• Volunteer Application Form
• Heritage volunteer role description
• Volunteer Policy
• Volunteer self declaration form

Please print and return to Lynne Godfrey – 15 Tithebarn Rd, Crosby, Liverpool, L23 2RY

Our recent Heritage Lottery Fund grant has enabled us to carry out major repairs works and to develop the heritage side of the church’s activities and show off the beautiful architectural heritage features within this Grade II Listed building. 

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