Christmas Services in Bradford North Circuit

Additional Christmas Services

Church	22^nd pm	Christmas Eve	Christmas Day
Allerton		@ Elsewhere	10.30 am Bashforth
Baildon		11.00 am Café style Blundell	10.00 am Jackson
	6.00 pm Taylor	11.30 pm Holy Communion Hoe
Bolton		7.30 pm Drake	10.00 am Lorrain-Smith
Calverley	4.00 pm Drake	@ Elsewhere	10.00 am Greenwood
Christchurch		11.30 pm Holy Communion at St Margaret’s Watson	10.00 am at St Margaret’s Watson
Crag Road		@ Elsewhere	10.00 am Taylor
Eccleshill	Lorrain-Smith	6.00 pm Allison	10.30 am Whiteley
Haworth Road		@ Elsewhere	11.00 am OA
Little Lane		@ Elsewhere	10.30 am OA
Northcliffe		4.00 pm Christingle Blundell	10.30 am Weston
Saltaire		4.00 pm OA	@Elsewhere
Sandy Lane		@ Elsewhere	10.30 am at Wilsden
St Andrews		4.00 pm Christingle Jemison	10.30 am Drake
		11.30 pm Holy Communion Blundell
Thackley		7.30 pm Carols Jemison	10.30 am Beck
Thornton	6.00 pm Jemison	@ Elsewhere	9.30 am Blundell
Wilsden		@ Elsewhere	10.30 am Blundell
Wrose		@ Elsewhere	9.30 am Jemison

Note: “@Elsewhere” means that there is no service at this church, on the day shown, but members of these congregations will be welcomed to worship in a nearby church (Methodist or other denomination).

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