Month: December 2017
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Glittering Trees, Candle-lit Cafe Church, Foot-Tapping Dance Display
Read More: Glittering Trees, Candle-lit Cafe Church, Foot-Tapping Dance DisplayCongratulations 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…
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Thanks to the band and well done to the children
Read More: Thanks to the band and well done to the childrenOur thanks go to Hall Royd Band for leading our music in our Carol Service this morning and then sending us on our way with some cheery Christmas tunes. Well done to the Junior Church who, with little opportunity to practise due to recent illnesses, did a GREAT job presenting our version of The Jesse…
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Going Down Memory Lane held monthly at The Anchorage
Read More: Going Down Memory Lane held monthly at The AnchorageThe aim of this event is to bring members of the community together to interact, reminisce and celebrate life together. A way of connecting Christ to the community. One of the examples was to invite Shipley CE children’s choir to sing and interact with the residents and those who came along. People are allowed to…
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A poem shared by its author, Katie.
Katie is a remarkable young woman, who works as Learning Disability Network manager for NHS England, where she champions inclusion and accessibility for those with learning disabilities and their parents/carers. Katie is a stalwart of our ALL, Together worship and reads our bible stories. Her poem perfectly sums up what ALL, Together brings. All Together’s…
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ALL Together Worship in May
COME AND HEAR THE STORY OF HOW A LAME MAN WAS ABLE TO DANCE AND WALK! SUNDAY MAY 18TH at 3PM Inclusive Worship for ALL During our time together Katie Matthews read out a poem she had written which sums up what ALL Together is all about. All Together’s door swings wide, A welcome for…