Holy Week & Easter Services

Maundy Thursday 2 April 2015

10.30 – 2.30	Northcliffe	Reflection prayers 10.30, 11.30, 12.30, 1.30 & 2.30	Circuit Ministers
10.30am	Little Lane	Walk of Witness from St Martins to Heights Lane Catholic	Clare Davison
2.00pm	Allerton	Communion Service	Christine Crabtree
7.00pm	Crag Road	Joint meal with Wrose, Northcliffe & Christchurch (full)	Andrew Taylor
7.00pm	St Andrews	Joint Communion Service with Bolton & Eccleshill	Phil Drake
7.00pm	Wilsden	Tenebrae Service	Nick Blundell
7.30pm	Saltaire	Love Feast	Christine Crabtree

Good Friday 3 April 2015

10.00am	Thornton	Morning Worship	Nick Blundell
10.00am	Baildon	Cafe Style Worship	Andrew Taylor
11.30	St Pauls	Walk of Witness for Shipley Christians Together	Andrew Taylor
12.00 noon	Thornton	Walk of Witness from St James to Thornton	Christine Crabtree
7.00pm	Bolton	Walk of Witness from Bolton to St James	Phil Drake

Easter Day 5 April 2015

See Preaching Plan for details

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Biblefresh Festival 11 June 2011 - bookings now open

Bradford North and South Circuits invite you to their city-wide Biblefresh Festival Saturday 11 June 2011 Full details and booking form

Welcome Service for Rev Clare Davison 30 November 2013

There will be a Service of Welcome for the new Minister, Rev Clare Davison on Saturday 30 November 2013 at 4pm at Little Lane Church . A tea will be served immediately following the service. This is likely to be along the lines of a similar meal we held recently with hot meat sandwiches and buffet. For catering purposes will you please let us know if you would like to join us for the meal. Email: secretary@littlelanechurch.org.uk

July message from Rev Phil

Dear Friends, The Methodist Church makes provision for its ministers to take a three-month sabbatical break from the routine of ministry every seven years – this year, in my case! By the time you read this letter, I will have already started my sabbatical and I will be absent from the circuit from mid-May to mid-August. This is not an extended holiday but an opening to do something different, as a way of being refreshed in ministry; an opportunity to ‘power down’ and to get away from a hectic, diary-driven ministry, in order to spend more focused time with God. It is a requirement and not an option for ministers to take their sabbatical break. There have been two main aspects to consider in planning the sabbatical. The first has been to decide how I should use the time. For your interest, I am pressing on with studies begun through Leeds University (which could lead to the award of a PhD), reflecting on my wor...

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