A service of Holy Communion to which all are welcome
A service of reflection and prayer in the Celtic Tradition of Northummberland and Iona.
Followed by refreshments and discussion
Morning Prayer followed by Bible Studay. A look at the Book of Esther
To celebrate the 200th Anniversary of St Hilda's Sneaton there will be a service of Holy Communion at St Hilda's.
A said service of Holy Communion followed by coffee and discussion.
This service is on the second and third Wednesday and the fourth Wednesday when there is a five week month.
A Service of Remembrance on the 80th Anniversary of Df VJ Day and the end of World War II
If you wish to have anyone remmebred at this service, please contact the vicar or churchwarden.
We welcome Reuben Michael Atkinson and his family into our church family with a service of Baptism and Holy Communion
A Celtic style of worship and encounter service.
An informal, reflective and prayerful service where the Eucharist is shared from neighbor to neighbour. The service is based on the worship of the Iona Community.
On the fifth Sunday of every month there is a Joint Benefice Service at one of the six churches in the Ministry Unit.
12.00pm Bring and Share Lunch at the Vicarage
1.00pm A joint meeting with of St Stephen's and All Saints' PCC,
2.00pm Fylingdales PCC Meeting
A service of Holy Communion on the third Sunday of every month
An informal service cafe style.
An afternoon of music with Five Star Brass (back by popular demand)
Working to explore the meaning of Harvest with our two schools:
Fylingdales at 9.30am and 10.30am
Hawsker at 1.00pm and 2.00pm
Fun, interactive and informative.
A Churches Together Service of Remembrance for those from the parish who died in two world wars and after.
A way of bringing bible stories to life in our local church schools.
These usually happen in Sleights school at 9.00am; Hawsker School at 1.00pm and Fylingdales school at 2.45pm.
Come and hear the Christmas Story and place the figures in the crib. For all ages.
No service at 10.00am.
At 3.00pm on Sunday 31st December we will celebrate with Holy Communion our Patron Saint, St Stephen, whose day fell on December 26th
There will be no service at St Stephen's as we will be joining Robin Hood's Bay Methodists at 10.30 am for their Covenant Service.
The Covenant Service, often celebrated on the first Sunday of the year, is at the heart of Methodists’ devotion and discipleship, and their dedication in working for social justice. In the service the Church joyfully celebrates God’s gracious offer to Israel that “I will be their God and they shall be my people”.
All are welcome to share in a Covenant Service. You will be welcome, whether you are sharing in a Covenant Service for the first time, have done it annually for many years, or simply want to watch what others do without taking part yourself. The service is a gift not a demand! And God will give you the grace to do it all. You are not alone!
This idea of Covenant was basic to John Wesley’s understanding of Christian discipleship. He saw the relationship with God in Covenant as being like a marriage between human beings (both as a community and as individuals) on the one side and God in Christ on the other (cf. Ephesians 5.21-33).