Sunday Services at St. Oswald’s are usually held at 11am. Occasionally special services may be held at an earlier time such as Christmas Day or Remembrance Sunday. We also have regular Tuesday morning said communion service held at St. Margaret’s Hall, Main Street, Methley at 10am.
A service in church and online at the start of Passiontide
Join us for our Sunday Service at 11am—everyone is welcome!
Can’t make it in person? Catch the livestream on Facebook or watch later on YouTube and our website.
We celebrate Communion on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month, and hold a Service of the Word (non-Eucharistic) on the 3rd Sunday.
During winter months church is open to visitors every Sunday afternoon for prayer, reflection or to view our historic grade 1 listed building from 2-4pm.
Opening times are subject to available volunteers on a rota. On occasions we may not be able to open as planned.
If you are travelling some distance to visit please message via Get in touch to check that church will be open. We can also arrange individual visits at other times, please contact the Churchwardens Stuart and Peter via Get in touch to arrange.
A service in St. Margaret’s Hall every Tuesday 10-11am.
A service in church and streamed online via Facebook.
A service in church and online led by Rev Diane Flynn and Charlotte Taylor
A churches together walk of witness beginning at St. Mary’s RC Church, and ending at Holy Trinity Church, Rothwell.
A joint service for the four parishes
A mix of contemporary and traditional service viewed on the large screen (no books or service sheets needed). The service is family, single, partnered and elderly friendly.
A communion service in church and online
All welcome for tea, coffee and cakes at the parish hall. Also our local councillors will be attending for their monthly surgery. Most Coffee Mornings are organised to raise funds for a specific charity.
This is a private event, Please message Emma Hilton via Get in touch to arrange participation.
we will be organising events and providing information for World Bee Day - more to follow.
A day to celebrate all things Yorkshire
St. Oswald's Day commemorates King Oswald of Northumbria, known for spreading Christianity and setting up the cross. The Collect for St. Oswald’s Day prays that, inspired by his example, we may bear the cross, turn others to the light of Christ, and be faithful servants of the gospel
Our annual butterfly count in the churchyard. Information can be uploaded to Butterfly Conservation’s database. We will have checklists and clipboards ready for anyone who would like to take part.