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Churches Together in AcombThe Churches Together in Acomb are St Stephen's and St Aidan's (Anglican) - Acomb Baptist - Our Lady Roman Catholic Church - Gateway Church - Acomb Methodist Church - Acomb Society of Friends.
We have a united evening service on Advent Sunday and during the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity in January. On Good Friday morning we have a united service held at the Methodist Church which the clergy take it in turns to lead . During the WPCU we have daily lunch time devotions and on the first Saturday morning of each month we have a short time of prayer together.
Bishopthorpe Churches Together
Churches Together in CliftonChurch Members in the Clifton area of the city from Clifton Methodist, Clifton Parish Churches (St Mark's, St Philip and St James and Clifton Moor), St Joseph's and St Luke's come together on occasion for worship and witness. The leaders also meet regularly for fellowship.
Churches Together in Copmanthorpe
Dunnington LEP
Churches Together in Haxby and Wigginton
Churches Together in Heworth
Churches Together in Huntington and New EarswickWe comprise All Saints and St. Andrew's Anglican Churches, St. Paulinus Catholics, the Friends at New Earswick, the Methodist Churches in New Earswick and Huntington, and Christ the Light Church.
We meet ten times a year for a monthly prayer lunch at different churches. Also during Unity Week which we conclude on Sunday with a United Service. Our annual activities include a Lent course, a Carol Sevice, and a pilgrimage. We support a different charity each year. In 2013-4 we have supported Caring for Life and in 2014-5 we are supporting The Island.
Churches Together in Poppleton
Churches Together in South East YorkCTSEY is a local group of churches representing Christians living in South East York. We are part of a national body of CHURCHES TOGETHER. We meet together to worship, work, pray and study in the faith we all share in Jesus Christ.
We aim to encourage and support each other ecumenically at a grassroots level and strengthen our Christian witness in the local community as we use our gifts to serve God’s people everywhere. We ask for your support as a local Christian in the events we organize for the common good.
Stamford Bridge Group of Parishes
Stillingfleet LEP
The Tang Hall and Osbaldwick group of churchesThe Tang Hall and Osbaldwick group of churches (TOUCH for short) comprises St George’s Methodist, St Aelred’s Roman Catholic, York Community Church and the two Anglican parishes of St Hild’a with St Lawrence and St Thomas’s with St James.
Representatives from the five churches meet every couple of months to plan ahead for joint services and activities. In 2010 a five week Lent Course was shared and at Easter a short Procession of Witness took place and this autumn a Harvest Service and Supper was held at Murton Hall. In addition a small group meets each Thursday morning for a half-hour of Prayer. This autumn has seen the arrival of Father Bill Serplus at St Aelred’s and the Community Church has now re-located to Burnholme College for Sunday morning worship, combining its previous two fellowships from Osbaldwick and Tang Hall.
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Churches Together in AcombThe Churches Together in Acomb are St Stephen's and St Aidan's (Anglican) - Acomb Baptist - Our Lady Roman Catholic Church - Gateway Church - Acomb Methodist Church - Acomb Society of Friends.
We have a united evening service on Advent Sunday and during the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity in January. On Good Friday morning we have a united service held at the Methodist Church which the clergy take it in turns to lead . During the WPCU we have daily lunch time devotions and on the first Saturday morning of each month we have a short time of prayer together.
Bishopthorpe Churches Together
Churches Together in CliftonChurch Members in the Clifton area of the city from Clifton Methodist, Clifton Parish Churches (St Mark's, St Philip and St James and Clifton Moor), St Joseph's and St Luke's come together on occasion for worship and witness. The leaders also meet regularly for fellowship.
Churches Together in Copmanthorpe
Dunnington LEP
Churches Together in Haxby and Wigginton
Churches Together in Heworth
Churches Together in Huntington and New EarswickWe comprise All Saints and St. Andrew's Anglican Churches, St. Paulinus Catholics, the Friends at New Earswick, the Methodist Churches in New Earswick and Huntington, and Christ the Light Church.
We meet ten times a year for a monthly prayer lunch at different churches. Also during Unity Week which we conclude on Sunday with a United Service. Our annual activities include a Lent course, a Carol Sevice, and a pilgrimage. We support a different charity each year. In 2013-4 we have supported Caring for Life and in 2014-5 we are supporting The Island.
Churches Together in Poppleton
Churches Together in South East YorkCTSEY is a local group of churches representing Christians living in South East York. We are part of a national body of CHURCHES TOGETHER. We meet together to worship, work, pray and study in the faith we all share in Jesus Christ.
We aim to encourage and support each other ecumenically at a grassroots level and strengthen our Christian witness in the local community as we use our gifts to serve God’s people everywhere. We ask for your support as a local Christian in the events we organize for the common good.
Stamford Bridge Group of Parishes
Stillingfleet LEP
The Tang Hall and Osbaldwick group of churchesThe Tang Hall and Osbaldwick group of churches (TOUCH for short) comprises St George’s Methodist, St Aelred’s Roman Catholic, York Community Church and the two Anglican parishes of St Hild’a with St Lawrence and St Thomas’s with St James.
Representatives from the five churches meet every couple of months to plan ahead for joint services and activities. In 2010 a five week Lent Course was shared and at Easter a short Procession of Witness took place and this autumn a Harvest Service and Supper was held at Murton Hall. In addition a small group meets each Thursday morning for a half-hour of Prayer. This autumn has seen the arrival of Father Bill Serplus at St Aelred’s and the Community Church has now re-located to Burnholme College for Sunday morning worship, combining its previous two fellowships from Osbaldwick and Tang Hall.
