Wednesday group for parents, grandparents and caregivers to meet over a cuppa and toast whilst their little ones have a friendly and safe place to play.

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Join us for a cuppa and a chat on Wednesday mornings 10.30am til 11.30am.

A quiet said communion including prayers for healing. Held after our Wednesday coffee mornings.

Meeting on the 1st Thursday of every month at Christ Church in Oakworth, there is an ongoing planned, stimulating and varied programme to meet all levels of ability and interest. Membership is free but there is a small refreshments charge of £4. Students £2. Please see https://www.facebook.com/groups/308446916461365/about for more information and person to contact.

Join us in our worship service including Holy Communion, hymns accompanied by the organ, at the quaint and unique church nestled in the farmland of Newsholme. Every Sunday.

A warm welcome awaits you each Sunday at Christ Church. Worship 'Eucharist' service which includes communion, hymns, prayer, readings.

We are proud to have a local Oakworth branch of MU, being a part of the over 4 million members across 83 countries. Locally some of our support includes 'Away From It All' caravan holidays; toiletry packs for women in refuge. We are particularly focusing on the '#NoMore1in3' campaign. For more information see MU website. https://www.mothersunion.org/

Traditional sung Evensong service with psalm and accompaniment by the organ in the wonderfully unique church nestled in the farmland of Newsholme. Held every 2nd, 4th and 5th Sunday in each month.

For aged 5-12 years. New Explorers always welcome! Come and join in the creative fun - our Explorers meet at Christ Church every 3rd Sunday at 10.30am.

Come for the stomp or for the singing (words and tunes provided)! As we make our way round this pretty hamlet, blessing the farms, land and livestock in this fun and traditional agricultural service in the Church's year. Beginning at St John's church, we make our way down the hill and up again to beck and barn and between -with songs and readings, to finish back at St John's. All welcome, suitable for families, wear outdoor clothing, traditional 'rammelation' refreshments afterward!

Rogation (from the Latin rogare, ‘to ask’). Originally, the Christian observance of Rogation was taken over from Graeco-Roman religion, where an annual procession invoked divine favour to protect crops against mildew. The tradition grew of using processional litanies, often around the parish boundaries, for the blessing of the land. These processions concluded with a mass. The Rogation procession was suppressed at the Reformation, but it was restored in 1559. The poet George Herbert interpreted the procession as a means of asking for God’s blessing on the land, of preserving boundaries, of encouraging fellowship between neighbours with the reconciling of differences, and of charitable giving to the poor. The tradition of ‘beating the bounds’ has been preserved in some communities, while others maintain the traditional use of the Litany within worship. In more recent times, the scope of Rogation has been widened to include petition for the world of work and for accountable stewardship, and prayer for local communities, whether rural or urban.

A fun filled afternoon with fun dog show classes, refreshments, stalls, festival glitter 'tattoos'. More details are on the links.

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