Sunday 24 September
10.00am, Joint Parish Holy Communion at All Hallows
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Village News
The October - November edition of the Village News magazine is out now - full of community group news, information and activities.
The first mentions of Christmas! Well at least it gives plenty of time to plan and there are many other events and activities before we reach the festive season. Take a look.
Pause for Thought
A few weeks ago, my husband and I went into Leeds to spend the evening together. Whilst we were there, we found a shop which sold a lovely dress. I tried it on and it seemed a perfect fit, so I bought the dress, and left clutching my new bag with it in.
After a lovely time at a local restaurant we went home in a taxi. However...
Climate Action
As Christians we have a responsibility to take care of God's creation. One of the greatest threats it faces today is climate change. We need to act as individuals and as churches to address it. The Diocese of Leeds aims to be carbon net zero by 2030 in line with the Church of England and have developed the Saving Creation Strategy. This short video gives an introduction.
Saving Creation - Strategic Action to Combat Climate Change
Our two churches have already made great strides to become Eco churches and we will continue to strive to become net zero in line with our Environment policy.
The minutes of the Annual Parish and Parochial Church Meetings held on Tuesday 2 May, together with the minutes from the 2022 meetings, can be viewed here.
Some of the organisations we support...
For help, support & information
Precious Times Resource
Words don’t seem to be able to fully describe just how difficult and challenging the last year has been. I continue to struggle with making sense of what we are living through.
Prayer & worship
Find the time to explore some of these resources and listen to weekly intercessions, lead by Angela and members of our congregation, to help you through this pandemic.
Free dial-in worship
The Archbishop of Canterbury has launched a free national phone line as a simple new way to bring worship and prayer into people’s homes during the coronavirus lockdown.
The church really helps me put life in perspective, particularly when I've had a challenging week.
