Events

Stable with Nativity Figures

Jill Nattrass will offer  communion by extension

      Isaiah 61. 10-62.3

          Luke 2.  15-21

     Reading by Norma Brown

We have just received an acknowledgement that £122.46 was collected for Willowburn hospice in the period ending  February 2023.

This was St James’s nominated charity for an earlier period which was disrupted by the pandemic

Thank you to everyone for the recent food bank contributions. Harry Charlton ( foodbank coordinator) informs us that 18 bags of food have been delivered to Stanley. Well done to all concerned.

Why not call in for a tea or coffee and a chat ?

PLEASE NOTE -There will be no coffee morning on Good Friday.

We welcome Rev Martin Saunders

1 Samuel 3. 1-10 (11-20) John 1.  43-end

Reading by Kathy Nevin

We welcome Rev Cannon Heather Murray

 Readings :Malachi  3. 1-5 ,Luke 2. 22-40

Reader Annette Doherty

Mothers Union meeting are pleased to see Ian McArdle will be talking on the life of Edith Cavell. Everyone welcome to attend.

We welcome Rev Martin Saunders

2 Kings 2. 1-12
Mark 9. 2-9

Notice sheet February 11th

Jill Nattrass will offer
communion by extension

Genesis 9. 8-17
Mark 1. 9-15
Reading by Phil Partington

Notice sheet February 18th CLICK TO OPEN

This Lent we will be holding a course based on the film  I Daniel Blake .This will run for 5 sessions in the hall, starting on  Monday February 19^th at 10am

Notice sheet March 24th Click to Open

Genesis 17 . 1-7
Mark 8. 31-end

Further information will be available soon from Adele Evitt.

Notice sheet March 3rd

Today we welcome

Rev. Heather Murray

We welcome Rev. Martin Saunders

 Exodus 2. 1-10    John 19. 25b -27  

Notice sheet March 10th Click to open

Communion by extension

We welcome Rev. Heather Murray

 Reading :

Acts 10. 34-43

John 20. 1-18

Notice sheet April 7th CLICK LANE

Acts 3. 12-19
Luke 24. 36b-48

This is the opportunity to support the Parochial Church Council (P.C.C.) and receive reports on the management of all aspects of church life. There are leaflets at the back of church outlining the role of the P.C.C.

Ryton Choral Society will be performing Johannes Brahms ‘ Ein Deutsches Requiem’ (A German Requiem), in German, in the wonderful acoustic of St. Andrew’s Church, Corbridge under the
direction of Alastair Lord and accompanied by two pianists, David Murray and Eileen Bown. Tickets are available from members, on-the-door Adults £14, Students £5 https://www.tickettailor.com/events/rytonchor
alsociety/1168311

Notice sheet 28th May CLICK TO OPEN 

Acts 8.  26-end   John 15. 1-8

Please come along and join the team in looking after the Church and the grounds. We meet every Monday with the exception of Bank Holidays/

We welcome Rev. Adrian Gatrill
Acts. 10. 44-end John. 15. 9-17

There are seven days and so many ways to make a difference.

This year’s appeal – from 12-18 May - is focusing on work in Burundi, one of the most densely populated and poorest countries in Africa. Heavily reliant on agriculture, it’s also one of the least prepared to combat the effects of climate change, including droughts, floods and landslides. The global cost of living crisis has intensified the challenges: more than 70 per cent of the population live in poverty and more than half of children are chronically malnourished.

We look forward to the return of the Argus Singers and enjoying wine and nibbles on a warm summer evening. Tickets will be available nearer the date. Priced at £8

There has been a good response to people booking tables for this event. There are very few tables left to hire so if you know of anyone who may be interested please have a word with Norma Brown.

Come along as there will be a selection of stalls or why not hire a table for only £10. Contact Norma Brown 01207 272401 or normajoybrown@gmail.com to hire a table or for further information .