WeLcome Cafe – Tues. 14th March 2.00-4.00pm
Our Welcome Cafe will be on Tuesday afternoon on 14th March from 2.00-4.00pm. The same format continues which; will be the first hour will be general chat and refreshments followed
Continue readingOur Welcome Cafe will be on Tuesday afternoon on 14th March from 2.00-4.00pm. The same format continues which; will be the first hour will be general chat and refreshments followed
Continue readingTommy says in contrast to perhaps the reality of where we are ‘Yet, as far as God is concerned, we are beautiful, brilliant people.’ We are Christ’s plan A for
Continue readingAll are welcome whether you come to our church or not, bring a friend/neighbour and relax and enjoy a couple of hours of laughter! You may just want time out
Continue readingWednesday, 8th February 2023 St Mary’s Catholic Church, 6.45pm refreshments, 7pm a short AGM 7.30pm Food Poverty in 2023 an update on the work of: Resurrected Bites and Knaresborough Foodbank
Continue readingIn our house groups over the last few months the question has come up ‘why did Jesus’ ministry only last for 3 years?’ It is a reasonable question to consider
Continue readingKnaresborough United Reformed church will be open for a Warm Place on the following dates. We are situated on the corner of Gracious Street and Windsor Lane. please enter via
Continue readingPlease do come on Saturday 24th at 4.30pm for the service which will be followed by refreshments and will finish in time for those who wish to, to watch the
Continue readingWe spend the first hour chatting and relaxing and then the last hour we have an organised communal game run by our Minister Alan Crump. This game is pure fun
Continue readingWe would love you to join us for any or all of these all age Christmas services/events. Sunday 11th December 10.00am ‘Gift Service’ – gifts are
Continue readingIf you wish you need only put your initial or the other person’s initial, God will know who you are asking prayer for. Also, you do not have to
Continue reading2 (And this taxing was first made when Cyrenius was governor of Syria.) 3 And all went to be taxed, every one into his own city.4 And Joseph also went up from Galilee,
Continue readingWe remember specific events in history albeit that the fifth of November for me is more about remembering wonderful childhood memories of bonfire nights, sparklers and fireworks, homemade treacle toffee
Continue readingI will always thank the LORD; I will never stop praising him. 2 I will praise him for what he has done. Psalm 34 1-2b As we make these words
Continue readingRefreshments of coffee/tea and cakes will be served from 2.00pm till 3.00pmish and then an hour of fun led by our Minister Revd. Alan Crump! Guaranteed to have you laughing!
Continue readingPlease feel welcome to come in and look around or just come and have a cup of tea/coffee with us!
Continue readingThe United Reformed Church shares in the grief of the nations following the death of Her Majesty the Queen, Elizabeth II. Following the death of her father King George, Her
Continue readingIt is interesting to reflect on what we talk about and what we consider is important to share in our conversations. If you talk to a climate activist it’s highly
Continue readingRefreshments of coffee/tea and toasted teacakes will be served from 10.00 till 11.00 ish and then maybe an hour of fun led by our Minister Revd. Alan Crump! Guaranteed to
Continue readingThe children also engaged in crafts such as decorating fish biscuits, painting small rocks and making a jelly fish! And, all this was interpersed with songs and games! A great
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