Glittering Trees, Candle-lit Cafe Church, Foot-Tapping Dance Display

Congratulations and thanks go

to all who took part in our Christmas Tree Festival. With over 20 trees belonging to the many groups linked to Northcliffe decorating our church, visitors had a real treat. Each tree had its own ‘story’ to tell and reflected the wide variety of activities which regularly take place at Northcliffe.

While our visitors enjoyed refreshments, they were treated to a display by Fiddle ‘n’ Feet of Appalachian and Lancashire Clog dancing with music from their own band of musicians. We send our thanks to them.

Trees from the Conversation group, the Prince’s Trust, Northcliffe Tree with prayer tags, Knit and Natter Group, Hear Hear – (the Talking Telegraph), Headway Bradford,

Thanks to Adele and the team for pulling the event together. The £165 raised will go towards our kitchen improvement project.

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