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

Courage, Cost and Hope

You may have seen in the press, recently, references to the Methodist Church’s report on the Past Cases Review of Safeguarding concerns in the church over the last 50 years, a report entitled “ Courage, Cost and Hope ”. The report contains many recommendations and learning from its findings will feed into church life over the next months and years (including our Creating Safer Space training). In the meantime, one obvious response is to ensure in each church, that we are doing all that we are required to do under current safeguarding guidance . Rev Nick on behalf of ministerial team

Bringing the Undercliffe community together

On the 16th May, after a lot of organising and prayer, Undercliffe Community Day arrived at St Andrew’s Methodist Church and what a response we received. The idea evolved from wanting to support groups who used our premises and to show the community that we care. Therefore the aim of the day was for the community to find out information and services available in Undercliffe in a fun, informative and free way. It certainly was fun. Amazingly we had around 300 people call in to see what was on offer and the majority of them went away with smiles on their faces regardless of age. Stalls offered support, advice, freebies and information. Demonstrations included dance, music and stories. Everyone received a free raffle ticket for prizes donated by local shops. The children had plenty to do including free face painting, a bouncy castle, crafts and a browse around the fire engine. To many people the offer of free refreshments, provided by the church, was a big surprise and...

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