St John's Church, Ainsdale

About St John's on the Internet

Navigation:  •Home  •Tour  •Windows  •Prayerboard  •Contact Us  •Guestbook  •About

If you have a message regarding these pages or for St. John's Church as a whole please use our feedback page. If you just want to say hello, why not sign our visitors' book. If you would like to contact the author directly my email address is below...

• 'St John's on the Internet' is now supervised by a working group of the Worship, Education & Fellowship committee of St John's PCC. To contact the working group send email to wef@stjohnsainsdale.org.uk.
• The site itself is maintained by Paul Ellis, a Software Engineer who spends his working life writing software to control Payphones. Email: pellis@iee.org, Homepage: http://www.paul-ellis.co.uk/. This homepage also lists the other sites that Paul maintains.

Until November 1998 St John's Web pages were looked after by a team of three, Carys and Keith have since moved to Dudley where Meg (Keith's wife and Carys' mother) has taken up a post of Lay Assistant.

• Carys Underdown. Carys wrote much of the Church Tour, including taking all the original photographs (some have been updated since).
• Keith Underdown. Keith is a Consultant Systems Architect. Keith's & Carys' homepages can be found at www.underdowns.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk

The team are also grateful to the following for their contribution to the development of St John's On the Internet:

• Steve Titherington - Steve first put St. John's on the internet
• Pauline Collier - for her book on St. John's written for our Centenary in 1986.
• The people at Merseyworld for giving us the space to expand our site

Copyright

© St. John's Church, Ainsdale - Internet Development team (unless otherwise stated). Please only bookmark or link to the front page of this site.

Disclaimer

Although every effort has been made to ensure that the information provided is correct, accuracy cannot be guaranteed.

Opinions expressed within these pages are those of the respective authors and do not necessarily represent the views of the Church or of St. John's PCC.

Page Last Updated: December 1, 2002