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Weekly news Sheet 19th January
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Yorkshire North and East District District Conversatons exploring Marriage and Relationships
The District is arranging six Conversations around the District to provide opportunity for people to engage together honestly, prayerfully and graciously in reflection and discernment about these matters. learn more.....
A new regular happening at Slingsby
Join us on the first Tuesday each month for a cuppa, a chat, cake, and company. More...
Sat 17.11.18
The Circuit Invitation Committee is very pleased to announce that Revd Peter Sheasby has accepted our invitation to be superintendent presbyter of the Ryedale circuit from September 2019. We look forward to welcoming Peter and his wife Christine.
Peter is currently Superindendent Minister of The Trinity Methodist Circuit. Methodist Churches and joint Churches in and around Worksop and Retford, covering an area where South Yorkshire, North Nottinghamshire and East Derbyshire meet.
Have you noticed the vast amount of coverage on the TV lately about loneliness? So many folk, old and young in our communities are facing long days without conversation . We have a range of activities across the Circuit to which we could easily invite folk to ease that isolation.
More Details...........
Why not offer to take a friend?
Next Steps Ryedale
This is a group based in the Community Café in Norton with groups that also meet in Kirkbymoorside and Pickering. More..........
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Saville Street Methodist Church, An exciting future!
The structural issues recently discovered within the roof of Malton Methodist Church in Saville Street have caused the congregation to consider carefully the future of the building, which is grade II* listed and more than 200 years old.
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See also "calender" for services and activities during closure
