about us
The Manchester community includes The Manchester Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, amongst others.
We turn up to rattle charity buckets, talk with people and help fight discrimination. Yes, we look outrageous but that just helps us spread joy at the same time, and to be noticed. Well, you don't dress like us to blend in!
Spreading joy & happiness
Our Manchester community has shown that life must be much more about sharing all that love and affection. So let's have more hugs. And help others to smile. Kissing statues of Alan Turing is really rather good, but not at all necessary.
fighting for good causes
PreP on the NHS, end persecution in Chechnya, fight HIV stigma, ensuring free condoms for all, ending stigmatic guilt - there are so many to fight for. Including gin and tonics. Being a part of the Manchester Community is so important to us.
making a difference
Supporting the Manchester community is more than just our beloved LGBT community. We get out and about to all sorts of events and fundraisers. Let us know if there is one we could come along to and help out!
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the helping hand
We are all volunteers. Every one of us donates our time, skills and love being a Sister of Perpetual Indulgence. And although it's a commitment, it doesn't take much time each month.
no one is excluded
Anyone can join and become a Sister. Anyone. There is no barrier. And although we are spiritual animals, your religion is never a barrier as long as you have an open heart.
quiet as a mouse
Being a Sister is not always about being loud and outrageous. We need talents like website design, photography, sewing, organising events, listening . . . there's a place for everyone within The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.
What would you like to ask?
We realise that reading our gorgeous website might not answer all the questions you have about becoming a Sister. So, if you like, we can arrange to meet up with you for a coffee and a chat. (We don't wear our habits for that!). That way, you can ask anything you like. And, of course, there is no obligation to join.
