Holy Week and Easter Services

Wednesday 13th April

Circuit Prayer Zoom for Holy Week, 7.30pm, led by Rev Nick Blundell
Please email ministers@bradfordnorth.org.uk if you would like the Zoom link to join this event.

Maundy Thursday 14th April

Communion Service at Bolton Methodist Church, 7pm, led by Rev Phil Drake.
Communion service with fellowship meal at Saltaire Methodist Church, 7pm, led by Rev Christine Crabtree.
Tenebrae with communion at Wilsden Trinity Church, 7pm, led by Rev Nick Blundell.

Good Friday 15th April

Service at Crag Road Methodist Church, 10am, led by Rev Christine Crabtree
Service at Baildon, 10am, led by Local Pastors Peter Jackson and Claire Nott
Service at Thornton Methodist Church, 10.30am, led by Rev Phil Drake

Shipley Christians Together Walk of Witness for Good Friday:

11.30am assemble at St Paul’s, Shipley, for tea, coffee and hot cross buns
11.45am short service at St Paul’s
12 noon start of walk of witness from St Paul’s
12.30pm arrival at Market Square with short service at 12.40pm

Easter Day 17th April

Services as on the Circuit Plan.

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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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