What's On
In addition to Sunday worship, a wide range of events and activities take place throughout the week — publicised in the church newsletter and on our Facebook page.
Please note that, Sunday services excepted, not all these events and activities take place every week. Please check the church calendar or contact the person responsible for the activity for further information.
Sunday
in church
Traditional Worship
First and third Sunday of the month only. A more traditional service format, suitable for all, particularly those who value worshipping with traditional hymns sung to the organ.
Contacts: Rev Rob Weir (01642 724968), Jeanette Hardy (01642 714799)
in church
Contemporary Worship
A more modern style of service suitable for all ages, including families with children. Led by our worship band, highly accessible to people who are seeking or newly exploring their faith. At certain times of the year this takes the form of café-style all-age worship. Coffee, tea and biscuits served afterwards.
King's Kids & Crèche
Activities for children following the themes of the church service. Children join the congregation for the start of the service, then leave for crèche (ages 0–3) and King's Kids (ages 4–11), rejoining later for a shared time of worship.
Contact: Sally Chaplain (01642 724221)
Monday
in a member's home
House Group
Friendly, supportive small-group fellowship and bible study. See our Worship page for more information.
in the hall
Brownies and Guides
Provided by an external group. For times and activity details please contact the leaders.
Contacts: Alison Lambert, Brownies (01642 722565), Eleanor Albrecht, Guides (01642 724020)
Tuesday
in church (alternate weeks)
Primetime Games
Indoor floor games including bowling and curling type games. Suitable for all people and ages, including people with additional physical needs. Check with the church secretary for which week this takes place.
in church (term time)
J Time
After-school activities for children from birth to year 6 and their families. A small healthy snack and a wide range of activities including video, crafts, songs and play with a Christian theme — plus coffee and a good chat for parents and carers. A small charge is made.
Contact: Ruth Smith (07552 220841)
Wednesday
in the hall
Coffee and Crafts
Bring a craft you're working on (or none) and come along for a coffee and good company. Does not take place every week — please contact the organiser for details.
Contact: Hannah Jackson (01287 637882)
at Easby Chapel
Midweek Worship
A quiet, reflective and more traditional service on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month. A lovely, peaceful opportunity to worship away from the business of the main church.
Contact: Rev Rob Weir (01642 724968)
Thursday
Toddlers
Play and social time as well as mutual support for pre-school children and their parents and carers. A small charge is made.
at Fry Court (3rd Thursday)
Friendship Group
Meet with friends, enjoy a cup of tea and a biscuit, have a good natter (and perhaps even do a bit of knitting!). Accessible toilets, wheelchair access and convenient parking available.
at Fry Court (1st Thursday)
Faithful Friends
An afternoon service of well-known hymns, tea and cake, conversation and friendship. Also suitable for people with dementia and their carers. Everyone is welcome.
in the Living Room
Youth Group
For young people from school years 6 to 8. Lots of fun activities, learning about God and some silliness.
in a member's home
House Group
Friendly, supportive small-group fellowship and bible study. See our Worship page for more information.
Friday
in church (1st Friday, Oct–Mar)
Film Night
Showing recent releases suitable for general viewing. Films start at 7:00 pm and refreshments are served after the showing. Donations accepted in lieu of a charge, going toward the current church charity.
Saturday
(2nd Saturday monthly)
Community Hub
A place for people from across the local community to come together. Excellent coffee, tea, scones and tray bakes; dog friendly, with plenty to entertain the children, an area for quiet reflection or prayer, and opportunities to find out more about our faith and church.
(around 3 times a year)
Family Fun Time
The church is transformed into an inflatable fun park with bouncy castle, inflatable slide, ball pool and soft play. Suitable for younger children up to approximately school year two, accompanied by an adult. Small charge per family.
Contact: Ruth Smith (ruth.smith2610@yahoo.co.uk)
Leaders of children's activities and clubs are DBS checked and comply with the church's safeguarding procedures and commitment to making church a safe and enjoyable place for children.
Not sure where to start?
Drop us a line and we'll point you towards the group or activity that's right for you.