The church parishioners say that they are seeking to share the Joy of Christmas with the local community by inviting them to a family day out.
Admission will be free, as will the games and one go on the tombola.
Visitors will be asked to make a donation towards the cost of their lunch and extra crisps and drinks can be bought.
There will also be stalls selling homemade cakes, plus archery, side shows, plants and charity Christmas cards, the Rock Bus and Santa.

Care schemefestive fair
The Eliot Gardens extra care scheme for over-55s with learning difficulties will hold a Christmas fair on
December 2.
The event – which runs from 2pm to 4pm at the centre in Eliot Drive, Worsley Mesnes – will feature well known high street names such as Body Shop and Thorntons alongside other stalls, a tombola and raffle.
It will raise money for the residents' social fund and the admission price is 20p.

Beech Hill folk to meet police
Police are holding surgeries for the people of Beech Hill and Springfield at Beech Hill Primary School (inside the Surestart Centre) from 4pm to 5.30pm on November 30 and December 1.
GMP say it is a chance for members of the community to meet the local police team and speak with them on a one-to-one basis.

Shutters bid
Wigan Metro has received a retrospective planning application from W Davies of Highfield, to retain roller shutters to the front of the premises of Imagine Kitchens, Gathurst Lane, Shevington.