Holiday Club – ‘Seaside Rock’ 2022 is back!
Christians Together in Knaresborough will be running ‘Seaside Rock’ Holiday Club at Knaresborough United Reformed Church from 10am – 12 noon from Tuesday 2 August – Thursday 4 August for
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Musings from the Manse – May 2022
It seems to me that it is in these places that we find our coping mechanisms and build our strength and so often our faith. But then if that is
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Easter Celebrations 2022
It was with great joy that we could celebrate Easter in our building after two years of lockdown. It began with an Ecumenical Sunrise service on Easter Sunday morning at
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Coffee Morning for Palm Saturday – free coffee / tea and cakes
Do come for some refreshments and bring your friends. All welcome!
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Musings from the Manse – April 2022
I often check the weather forecast the night before and other than high winds or snow/ice I will venture out, but at least it gives me an idea of what
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Musings from the Manse – March 2022
At our joint service on Ash Wednesday 2nd March at 7pm at Bilton we will mark together the start of Lent. We are encouraged that Lent is a time for
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Musings from the Manse – February 2022
I took this photo yesterday of what would be described as a moody sky. The sort of sky that changes quickly from the joy of bright sunshine to the darkness
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Soup and Sweet starts again!
Soup and Sweet starts again after the Covid break on Wednesday 12th January. We will be open every second and fourth Wednesday of the month. We serve a choice of
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Musings from the Manse – January 2022
Having engaged once more with the Christmas story of God entering the world in Bethlehem through Jesus, we are reminded through God’s angelic messengers ‘do not be afraid’. We saw
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Coffee Morning in Aid of Compassion
We are holding a Coffee Morning in aid of Compassion on Saturday 15th January from 10.00am till 12 noon. Compassion is a charity which enables children the world over to
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An Invitation to You to share Christmas at Knaresborough United Reformed Church
We would love you to join us for any of these all age Christmas services :- Sunday 12th 10am to 11am December ‘Come to Church at Christmas’ – a special
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Musings from the Manse – December
It may be my age, but Advent, Christmas and the turn of the year seem to come round even more quickly each year and I find myself asking where did
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the Light Shines – window trail comes to Knaresborough and Harrogate
We will be participating in ‘the light shines’ window trail this December. Between the 12th – 19th December anyone can become involved by decorating a window , either in their
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Church Open for Free Refreshments and Facilities during Knaresborough Christmas Fair Weekend
Our church doors will be open for everyone to come and enjoy a coffee or tea and light refreshment this weekend. We will be open on Saturday 4th December from
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Would You Like Prayer?
If 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
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Musings from the Manse – November 2021
When our Grandsons George and Archie come over to Knaresborough and we ask them where they want to go, their reply is always the same Brimham Rocks! It is their
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Musings from The Manse – October 2021
During lockdown I have heard from a number of politicians that they have been ‘working tirelessly’ to resolve a particular issue and I have seen this adopted in other areas
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Musings from the Manse – September 2021
When I was studying for my banking exams many moons ago, I did night school and afternoon release at Bolton Technical College and our tutor for Accounts had a saying
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Musings from the Manse – August 2021
Reflection is an overused word but an underused practice. What do you think? Or are you reading this next sentence without anymore thought, just to prove the statement right? Sometimes,
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