St. John the Evangelist, Birkby and Christ Church, Woodhouse, Huddersfield

St John the Evangelist 

St John’s Road was consecrated in 1853 and is an architectural icon of Huddersfield. With a soaring tower of 220ft, the spire reminds countless people to lift their eyes heavenward.

The Church has a long legacy of serving the people of Birkby. It has consistently witnessed to the Christian Gospel of Loving God and Loving your Neighbour. It has respectfully lived alongside people of different faiths or no-faith. Our community is built on the vision of transforming community through Loving, Living and Learning Together.

Our Mission Plan work focuses on:
· developing fellowship and community links
· Nourishing people through worship
· Nurturing families and young people
· Growing in understanding God

Our activities:

Worship on Sundays and Wednesdays;
Bible Fellowship - a chance for people to understand holy scripture more;
Messy Church - a chance for families to gather and learn about scripture using craft and games;
Coffee Mornings—a chance for people to meet up; Heritage Open Days– a chance for the wider community to appreciate the heritage;
Outreach to Schools - leading assemblies and services;
Social clubs - Monday Whist Club;
Outreach to Asylum Seekers - providing support and advice;
Interfaith and belief - we actively seek understanding and respectful relationships with other faith and people of no faith. 


Christ Church, Woodhouse

Christ Church is Listed Grade 2, designed in the Gothic Revival style by Thomas Taylor and constructed between 1823 and 1827. 

Mission

  • To engage and support our community 
  • To grow in faith through worship and church activities

Our activities

Worship on Sundays 10.45am and Tuesdays 10.30am
Messy Church every second Saturday in the month, 2 - 3.30pm - stories, activities and games linked to scripture 
Outreach to Asylum Seekers - providing support and advice
Outreach to schools - leading assemblies and services
Interfaith and belief - through engagement with our community have respectful relationships with people of other faiths and people of no faith