Tuesday, 22 November 2016

Join us at St Wilfrid's this Christmas

Here's the details of Christmas at St Wilfrid's


Sunday, 20 November 2016

Churchyard Tidying St Wilfrid's 26th November 9.30am

Our last gardening session for this year will be held on Saturday 26th November depending on the weather, we shall be tidying the front borders, emptying bins, clearing drain hoppers and emptying the bird boxes. We'll stop for coffee part way through the morning. Everyone welcome! please bring your own gardening tools and gloves. we look forward to seeing you.

Saturday, 19 November 2016

Meet The Archdeacon Tuesday 22nd November 7.30pm St Francis Church Thorpe Willoughby

The Archdeacon Of York will be coming to the parish to meet the PCC and ECC. The meeting is open to all. The Archdeacon will be sharing diocesan vision for the next few years, and has said that she would welcome any questions that we may have about the diocese and how it relates to the parish.

Friday, 11 November 2016

Tea for Two St Wilfrid's Thursday 17th November 2.00pm

Come along and enjoy an informal get together with tea, cakes and entertainment. Tickets £3 available from Pat Griffiths.

St Wilfrid's Autumn Fair Saturday 19th November 10.00am - 1pm

Come along and purchase your Christmas presents from the many stalls including craft, cakes, books, cards and nearly new toys. Refreshments will be in the Church Hall. Father Christmas will be there for the children.

Monday, 1 August 2016

St. Wilfrid's Sunday Services in August

During August we shall be sharing our 10.30am Services with St. Francis as follows:- 7th Joint Parish Communion at St. Wilfrid's 14th Joint Parish Morning Worship at St Francis 21st Joint Parish Holy Communion at St. Wilfrid's 28th Joint Parish Morning Worship at St Francis If anyone requires a lift to Thorpe Willoughby please speak to any member of the PCC

Monday, 2 May 2016

Inspire! 7th May 5.00pm St Wilfrid's Parish Hall

Come and share in fellowship and contemporary worship on the 1st Saturday of each month in St Wilfrid's Parish Hall.   Richard Battersby

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