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In Ripley there is a short, informal prayer service most Tuesdays at 4pm,
and a traditional language Communion on Wednesdays at 10am.
Really Interesting Things!
Balloon Festival
Sunday 1st May, 4.00pm, at South Stainley
As the national church remembers Jesus' ascension to heaven, join us as we rejoice in things that go up!
Pop-up Church, 'Pentecost: Fire and Spirit'
Sunday 15th May, 9.30am, at Markington Institute
Come and join us for breakfast from 9.30am, informal worship from 10am. Activities for all ages throughout!
St. Andrew's Seaside Trip
Sunday 29th May, 10.00am, at Saltburn
W are heading to the seaside to celebrate the fisherman St. Andrew, patron saint of Burnt Yates church. All welcome, please contact Gwen on Harrogate 770235 for more details.
What else is on this month?
Sunday 1st May, 4.00pm, at South Stainley: Balloon Festival
As the national church remembers Jesus' ascension to heaven, join us as we rejoice in things that go up!
Tuesday 3rd May, 7.00pm, at Ruffehouse, Sawley, HG4 3ED: Benefice Worship Committee
Monday 9th May, 7.30pm, at Burnt Yates Community Centre: Burnt Yates PCC
Tuesday 10th May, 7.30pm, at Ripley: South Stainley PCC
Wednesday 11th May, 7.30pm, at Markington: Markington PCC
Saturday 14th May, 10.00am, at Bishop Thornton: Coffee Morning at Bishop Thornton
St. John's Church invite you to a Coffee Morning, from 10am until 12 noon - cake stalls, tombola, raffle, bric-a-brac. All welcome.
Sunday 15th May, 9.30am, at Markington Institute: Pop-up Church, 'Pentecost: Fire and Spirit'
Come and join us for breakfast from 9.30am, informal worship from 10am. Activities for all ages throughout!
Thursday 26th May, 12.15pm, at Ripley: Pensioners' Lunch
Sunday 29th May, 10.00am, at Saltburn: St. Andrew's Seaside Trip
W are heading to the seaside to celebrate the fisherman St. Andrew, patron saint of Burnt Yates church. All welcome, please contact Gwen on Harrogate 770235 for more details.
Ripley Cafe Dates
Coffee and homemade cakes, at wonderfully reasonable prices - all very welcome!All profits from 50:50 cafes are split between the church, and the charity of the week.
If you have a charity you would like to run a cafe for, please be in touch!
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Sunday 1st May, 12.00pm May Bank Holiday Cafe Monday 2nd May, 10.00am May Bank Holiday Cafe Wednesday 4th May, 11.00am 50:50 Charity Cafe Wednesday 11th May, 11.00am 50:50 Charity Cafe Wednesday 18th May, 11.00am 50:50 Charity Cafe Wednesday 25th May, 11.00am 50:50 Charity Cafe Sunday 29th May, 10.45am Cafe Worship Sunday 29th May, 12.00pm Spring Bank Holiday Cafe Monday 30th May, 10.00am Spring Bank Holiday Cafe |
Diocesan Events
Saturday 30th April, 9.00am, at Ripon Cathedral: Ripon Cathedral Revealed. A Festival of Flowers, Music, Spirituality, Food & Drink Saturday 30 April, 10am - 4pm. Ripon Cathedral has plans for an innovative new festival to be held over the Mayday bank holiday weekend, 2016. Jazz, talks, guided tours, plays, spirituality, choral music, floral displays, food and drink will be just some of the ingredients at Ripon Cathedral Revealed, a major cathedral festival next year which will showcase the wide variety of Cathedral life with a host of different events. Ripon Cathedral Revealed will run from Thursday 28th of April to Monday 2nd of May 2016 beginning on the Thursday with a preview evening of jazz, wine and canapés and the opportunity for guests to have an advanced view of the 'stunning' flower festival which will be on show throughout the weekend. The Dean of Ripon, the Very Revd John Dobson said, "This new Cathedral Festival will celebrate the place of Ripon Cathedral in the region it serves and we look forward to welcoming families, friends and visitors to enjoy its rich heritage as well as the beautiful surroundings of Ripon itself. "The whole festival weekend will offer a variety of activities including a food festival on the Friday and Saturday, children's entertainment, concerts, live music, white rose workshops, behind the scenes with the Choir, Bell Tower Tours, finishing off with our well known Beer Festival in the Cathedral grounds on May day bank holiday Monday." A running feature of the weekend will be a food festival with stalls selling a wide variety of hot and cold food, exhibiting and selling everything from ale, pies and pizzas to seafood, sweets and sausages. Other highlights in the provisional programme include embroidery display and workshops, drama with Terrible Tales of Ripon, behind the scenes with the choir , a carousel on forecourt, bell tower tours, spirituality and history talks, a charity exhibition and the now traditional Bank Holiday Monday Beer festival on May 2nd. For more about Ripon Cathedral visit their website at http://riponcathedral.info.
Saturday 30th April, 9.00am, at Ingleborough Team Churches, North Yorkshire: The Ingleborough Team Pilgrimage -
Ingleborough Team of Churches Pilgrimage Saturday April 30th, Sunday May 1st, and Monday May 2nd 10am-4pm Come and join us for a unique opportunity to walk, drive or cycle between the churches of Bentham, Ingleton, Chapel-le-Dale, Burton and Thornton. Maps and plans, refreshments, displays, activities, personal prayer labyrinth and flowers will be available on each of the three days. You can choose to walk, cycle or drive starting and finishing as you wish.
Sunday 1st May, 12.00pm, at Ripon Cathedral: Ripon Cathedral Revealed. A Festival of Flowers, Music, Spirituality, Food & Drink Sunday 1 May, 1pm - 4pm. Ripon Cathedral has plans for an innovative new festival to be held over the Mayday bank holiday weekend, 2016. Jazz, talks, guided tours, plays, spirituality, choral music, floral displays, food and drink will be just some of the ingredients at Ripon Cathedral Revealed, a major cathedral festival next year which will showcase the wide variety of Cathedral life with a host of different events. Ripon Cathedral Revealed will run from Thursday 28th of April to Monday 2nd of May 2016 beginning on the Thursday with a preview evening of jazz, wine and canapés and the opportunity for guests to have an advanced view of the 'stunning' flower festival which will be on show throughout the weekend. The Dean of Ripon, the Very Revd John Dobson said, "This new Cathedral Festival will celebrate the place of Ripon Cathedral in the region it serves and we look forward to welcoming families, friends and visitors to enjoy its rich heritage as well as the beautiful surroundings of Ripon itself. "The whole festival weekend will offer a variety of activities including a food festival on the Friday and Saturday, children's entertainment, concerts, live music, white rose workshops, behind the scenes with the Choir, Bell Tower Tours, finishing off with our well known Beer Festival in the Cathedral grounds on May day bank holiday Monday." A running feature of the weekend will be a food festival with stalls selling a wide variety of hot and cold food, exhibiting and selling everything from ale, pies and pizzas to seafood, sweets and sausages. Other highlights in the provisional programme include embroidery display and workshops, drama with Terrible Tales of Ripon, behind the scenes with the choir , a carousel on forecourt, bell tower tours, spirituality and history talks, a charity exhibition and the now traditional Bank Holiday Monday Beer festival on May 2nd. For more about Ripon Cathedral visit their website at http://riponcathedral.info.
Monday 2nd May, 9.00am, at Ripon Cathedral: Ripon Cathedral Revealed. A Festival of Flowers, Music, Spirituality, Food & Drink Monday 2 May, 10am - 5pm. Ripon Cathedral has plans for an innovative new festival to be held over the Mayday bank holiday weekend, 2016. Jazz, talks, guided tours, plays, spirituality, choral music, floral displays, food and drink will be just some of the ingredients at Ripon Cathedral Revealed, a major cathedral festival next year which will showcase the wide variety of Cathedral life with a host of different events. Ripon Cathedral Revealed will run from Thursday 28th of April to Monday 2nd of May 2016 beginning on the Thursday with a preview evening of jazz, wine and canapés and the opportunity for guests to have an advanced view of the 'stunning' flower festival which will be on show throughout the weekend. The Dean of Ripon, the Very Revd John Dobson said, "This new Cathedral Festival will celebrate the place of Ripon Cathedral in the region it serves and we look forward to welcoming families, friends and visitors to enjoy its rich heritage as well as the beautiful surroundings of Ripon itself. "The whole festival weekend will offer a variety of activities including a food festival on the Friday and Saturday, children's entertainment, concerts, live music, white rose workshops, behind the scenes with the Choir, Bell Tower Tours, finishing off with our well known Beer Festival in the Cathedral grounds on May day bank holiday Monday." A running feature of the weekend will be a food festival with stalls selling a wide variety of hot and cold food, exhibiting and selling everything from ale, pies and pizzas to seafood, sweets and sausages. Other highlights in the provisional programme include embroidery display and workshops, drama with Terrible Tales of Ripon, behind the scenes with the choir , a carousel on forecourt, bell tower tours, spirituality and history talks, a charity exhibition and the now traditional Bank Holiday Monday Beer festival on May 2nd. For more about Ripon Cathedral visit their website at http://riponcathedral.info.
Monday 2nd May, 9.00am, at Ingleborough Team Churches, North Yorkshire: The Ingleborough Team Pilgrimage -
Ingleborough Team of Churches Pilgrimage Saturday April 30th, Sunday May 1st, and Monday May 2nd 10am-4pm Come and join us for a unique opportunity to walk, drive or cycle between the churches of Bentham, Ingleton, Chapel-le-Dale, Burton and Thornton. Maps and plans, refreshments, displays, activities, personal prayer labyrinth and flowers will be available on each of the three days. You can choose to walk, cycle or drive starting and finishing as you wish.
Saturday 7th May, 9.00am, at St Oswald's, Askrigg: Gregorian chant workshop at St Oswald's Askrigg
Gregorian Chant at St Oswald's, Askrigg The fourth Gregorian Chant workshop will take place at St Oswald's Church, Askrigg on Saturday 7th May from 10.00 am to 4.30 pm, ending with a service of Vespers. As usual, the musical director will be Philip Duffy, Associate Director of the Schola Gregoriana of Cambridge and former Choirmaster of Liverpool Roman Catholic Cathedral. The music will be that for Ascension Day. No previous experience is required – we even have people participating who do not read music very well, but who manage and thoroughly enjoy the day! Participation costs just £15 to include tuition and a personal copy of the music. If you are interested in attending, contact Mary Rose Kearney on 01969-650880 for more information or to book a place.
Sunday 8th May, 6.00pm, at St Anne's Church Catterick: Psalms Experience: Sean Dayton Live in Concert
PSALMS EXPERIENCE: SEAN DAYTON LIVE IN CONCERT, CATTERICK Event to be held at the following time, date and location: Sunday, 8 May 2016 from 19:00 to 21:30 (BST) More information and booking at EventBrite here St Anne's Church High Green Catterick Village DL10 7LN United Kingdom PSALMS EXPERIENCE: Sean Dayton in Concert, Catterick Sean Dayton is a recording artist from North Bay, Ontario. He has released 5 albums along with his wife, Aimee, and garnered several GMA Canada awards and is on tour performing in the UK for the first time. In his latest musical project, Dayton has set the Psalms to music. With this EP, he hopes to take people on a rich musical and spiritual journey through the Psalms. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25Qsx_H64zA Come and experience Sean Dayton's Psalms Experience at the ancient and beautiful church of St Anne in the historic community of Catterick, where people have been singing in the midst of the joys and challenges of life for generations... This is Sean's only visit to the North of England during his tour of the UK and we hope you will be able to join him here in Catterick Village on the 8th May www.seandayton.bandpage.com
Tuesday 10th May, 3.00pm, at Parcevall Hall: Fellowship of Contemplative Prayer Retreat
Fellowship of Contemplative Prayer Retreat starting at 4pm on May 10 - May 12 at Parcevall Hall Rebirth and Renewal. Witness: Canon Brenda Lofthouse This is a retreat that enjoys silence from Compline on the first evening until lunch on the day of departure. Within this the Witness will lead the group in guided sessions of contemplation based around a selection of Dominical sayings. The retreat will follow a pattern including Grace, Compline, Morning Prayer and Eucharist. It is also a practice for Retreatants to bring a couple of books for others to enjoy during the retreat. Canon Brenda Lofthouse is a retired vicar and a member of the Community of Aidan and Hilda. Cost: £140. For further information about any of Parcevall Hall's programmed events or to enquire about an individual or group booking at the Hall, please contact us: Parcevall Hall Appletreewick Skipton BD23 6DG t: 01756 720213 e: admin@parcevallhall.org.uk w: parcevallhall.org.uk
Thursday 12th May, 6.30pm, at Richmond St Mary, DL10 7AQ: Archdeacons Visitation (Ripon Episcopal Area)
Friday 13th May, 3.00pm, at Parcevall Hall: Fellowship of Contemplative Prayer Retreat
Fellowship of Contemplative Prayer Retreat, 4pm May 13 - 16 at Parcevall Hall Fruit of the Spirit. Witness: Fr Peter Dodson This is a retreat that enjoys silence from Compline on the first evening until lunch on the day of departure. Within this the Witness will lead the group in guided sessions of contemplation based around a selection of Dominical sayings. The retreat will follow a pattern including Grace, Compline, Morning Prayer and Eucharist. It is also a practice for Retreatants to bring a couple of books for others to enjoy during the retreat. Peter Dodson is universally valued as an experienced leader of silent retreats. The author of several devotional books and booklets, he is ecumenically-minded and has worked with a number of Christian denominations. Cost: £210. For further information about any of Parcevall Hall's programmed events or to enquire about an individual or group booking at the Hall, please contact us: Parcevall Hall Appletreewick Skipton BD23 6DG t: 01756 720213 e: admin@parcevallhall.org.uk w: parcevallhall.org.uk
Saturday 14th May, 1.00pm, at Lightwater Valley Theme Park near Ripon: The Big Night Out
Saturday 14th May, 6.30pm, at Holy Trinity, Ripon: Bruce Kuhn performs the Gospel of Luke
Broadway actor Bruce Kuhn presents The Gospel of Luke. Saturday 14 May, 7.30 - 9.30pm at Holy Trinity Church, Kirkby Road, Ripon HG4 2EY. Bruce Kuhn portrays the drama of Jesus' life without props or sets, dressed in modern casual clothing. The play is spoken using the King James Version, first published in 1611, which has been likened to the richness of Shakespeare. From start to finish Bruce single-handedly fills the stage with the characters, questions and reactions of the many people who came across and reacted to Jesus. As a taster, follow this link:https://youtu.be/YlaUUTUSrgU.Holy Trinity, Ripon website This event is free but space is limited. Book at Eventbrite.
Sunday 15th May, 2.00pm, at St Mary's Studley Royal: Pentecost Service at Studley Royal
Ecumenical Pentecost Service May 15th at 3pm in St Mary's Studley Royal. No entrance charge, the gate will be opened for parking near church. All welcome
Monday 16th May, 1.00pm, at Scargill House: Growing your Church Conference
Annual Conference & retreat for clergy led by Robin Gamble Monday 16 May - Wednesday 18 May 2016 at Scargill House, near Kettlewell, in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales. A blend of teaching, encouragement, prayer, reflection and fellowship. Bible Readings by David White, formerly Vicar of St Michael-le-Belfry York and now Vicar of St Andrews Chorleywood. More information. Read more here. Download a booking form. Queries: Paul Walker
Tuesday 17th May, 6.30pm, at Skipton Holy Trinity, BD23 1NJ: Archdeacons Visitation (Ripon Episcopal Area)
Thursday 19th May, 6.30pm, at St Robert's, Panel, Harrogate: Celebrating the Ordinary
A Workshop from the Royal School of Church Music for Singers, Congregations & Worship Leaders led by Gordon Appleton. Thursday 19 May, 7.30- 9.45pm at St Robert's, Pannal, Harrogate. A chance to learn new music for times outside of church festivals. Download the poster below for more information and booking: Cost £5. Contact for information and booking: i.ward-campbell@bradford.ac.uk
Friday 20th May, 8.30am, at Morton Park, Darlington: Workshop No 2 for Church Treasurers
Workshop No 2 Training Course for Church Treasurers Friday 20 May 2016, 9.30 - 4.00pm at Morton Park Business Training Centre, Darlington Cost:£45. This course is designed primarily for treasurers who have been in post for a few years. Delegates will take part in sessions on:Changing Treasurers, Coping with Independent Examination and How to become an Independent Examiner.
Saturday 21st May, 9.00am, at The Rokeby Inn DL11 7QW: Exploring Faith
Exploring Faith - SATURDAY 21st MAY 2016 10.00am – 12 noon THE ROKEBY INN (DL11 7QW) (adjacent to the Hutton Magna turn on the A66) "Life and death in a central London hospital" Revd Mia Hilborn Hospitaller Guys and St Thomas' Hospital Trust £5 (to include continental breakfast) Further details from: Keith Miller 01833 627540/0777 8318503 an opportunity to deepen our understanding of the Christian faith
Sunday 22nd May, 2.00pm, at St John's Methodist Church, Settle, BD24 9JF: Growing the rural church and lambing service
Growing the Rural Church and Ecumenical Lambing Service Sharing our Stories: Learning from Each Other: Worshipping Together An afternoon to celebrate and share together ways of growing the church in rural communities followed by an Ecumenical Lambing Service Preacher: Bishop James Bell Sunday 22nd May: 3pm - 6pm St John's Methodist Church, Settle, BD24 9JF and at 7pm on the farm Wenningside Farm, Keasden, LA2 8ET (6 miles from Settle just off the A65)This free afternoon event, aimed at ministers and members of churches of all denominations is part of the 'Growing the Rural Church' series, and includes input from and ideas for farming, tourist, retirement, and other rural church communities. To book a place: contact Maggie Patchett, Rural Outreach Project, deaconmaggiep@gmail.com 01729 840659 Programme: 3:00 Welcome and Opening worship Including several short stories of what God is doing in our varied rural communities. Themed structured discussions: 3:20 Discussion 1. The positives: sharing news of what's going on in our small communities. 3:50 Discussion 2. Practical steps: thinking through and sharing ways to grow the rural church 4:20 Discussion 3. Overcoming the obstacles: helping each other on the way. 4:50 What next? 5:00 Afternoon tea and chance to look around the exhibits 6:15 depart for Wenningside Farm 7:00 Ecumenical Lambing Service followed by light refreshments
Wednesday 25th May, 10.00am, at Leyburn Arts Centre: Safeguarding Training C3
Foundation/Leadership for Incumbents Training 11-2pm on 25 May 2016 at Leyburn Arts Centre with Narinder Lyon. N.B. Includes or revises C1 & C2 Aims: Equip incumbents, licensed and authorised ministers to embed healthy parish safeguarding practice.Who for: Incumbents; House for Duty; Senior ordained staff; Readers. More information about Safeguarding Training dates including other dates. Book with the Bradford Office on 01535 650555.
Wednesday 25th May, 6.30pm, at Harrogate St Mark, HG2 8AY: Archdeacons Visitation (Ripon Episcopal Area)
With apologies for any oversights, errors and omissions - please be in touch if you spot anything that should be corrected or included (or can add any useful detail)
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