Welcome to our monthly parish magazine with lots of interesting and inspirational articles, starting with Michael's editorial focusing on the Coronation of King Charles III. There is a good variety of articles looking at memories of two Coronations, the Trinity and more.There are details of the proceedings of our APCM held on 14th May, which makes for very interesting reading alongside the summary of PCC business from the May meeting.There are lots of other opportunities and dates for your diary, Messy Church and opportunities to get together for another picnic. The children's page and drawings from St John's school children and lots of other interesting articles are all worth a look.Something for everyone.Download, read and enjoy!
We are delighted that we have now re-started JJs' - the junior church at St John's church during the Sunday morning service at 10am on 4th June.All children aged 4-11 years old are welcome to join the session which starts around 10am and the children will join the service at the distribution of Communion.There will be a bible story, activities to help us learn and grow in faith and lots of fun!'View attachment' for more information.Why not come and join us!
Welcome to our monthly parish magazine with lots of interesting and inspirational articles, starting with Rob's editorial focusing on Acts and the start of the Church. There is a good variety of articles looking at Pentecost, Thy Kingdom come and the Coronation of the King, and many more.There are lots of other opportunities and dates for your diary, Messy Church and opportunities to get together to celebrate the coronation of King Charles., You will also find a recipe for Mackerel Quiche, a children's page and lots of other interesting articles.Something for everyone.Download, read and enjoy!
Tea-Time Services are very relaxed and include songs, activities, readings and prayers. We try lots of different ways to praise God, learn, pray, and share fellowship with each other. These services are for everyone: families of all shapes and sizes, children, adults, young and old. Why not come along?Drinks and biscuits will be available before the service, and there may even be cake from time to time. Please note that the Tea-Time Services will not be streamed.If you would like more information, please contact Rob (rob.harper@leeds.anglican.org) or Cath (cath.s.fox@outlook.com)
