Sunday 4th August
from 1pm
Mike and Debbie Still’s house: 127 Slaithwaite Rd HD9 5PW
Please bring food you would like cooking and your choice of drink.
Pool also available so bring your swimming gear!
All welcome.
Join us on either one or both of the following Sunday mornings for our ALL AGE SERVICES which are suitable for all members of the family – the young ones, the old ones and all those inbetween!
FAMILY SUNDAY (1): 7th July – 9:30am at St James’ Meltham Mills (the church by the park).
FAMILY SUNDAY (2) 14th July – 9:30am at St Bartholomew’s Meltham (the big one in the centre).
We have two ALL AGE services that take place in Meltham on the first and second Sunday of each month!
ALL WELCOME AT EITHER OR BOTH
We shall be celebrating together at St Bartholomew’s Church, Meltham with a special joint Parish Communion Service. Sunday 30th June, 10:30am.
This will be a special time as some members of our church family are being Baptised by Immersion and some will be receiving Holy Communion for the first time. The portable baptistery has been installed this week ready for the big day!
Please join us as we celebrate, and pray for them.
Please note, there will be no services at the other churches in the parish on this day.
++ ALL WELCOME ++
Welcome to our June / July Parish Magazine. What jam packed edition we have for you! Lots of interesting articles including a note from our treasurer (pg 25), an update from Teams4U (page 24) a lovely thought from Jean W on the centre page. Please also note (pg 17) that 30th June will be a special Parish Communion
with a celebration afterwards. Can’t wait!
Also a BIG congratulations goes to our Simon Ball for receiving a Pride of Meltham award. Thank you for all you do for this parish, you truly are a star!
I’m sorry I couldn’t fit in a bigger acknowledgement there’s just so much to fit in this month! Again, I am so thankful for all your wonderful contributions for this edition. It has made my job so much easier and I think makes a fantastic issue.
Please continue to send them in. The deadline of the August / September magazine will be earlier due to school holidays:
Monday 15th July 2024 – Please send submissions via melthamparishmagazine@gmail.com or via the vicarage letterbox.
(150 Huddersfield Rd, HD9 4AL)
God Bless, Fiona.
Join us on either one or both of the following Sunday mornings for our ALL AGE SERVICES which are suitable for all members of the family – the young ones, the old ones and all those inbetween!
FAMILY SUNDAY (1): 2nd June – 9:30am at St James’ Meltham Mills (the church by the park).
FAMILY SUNDAY (2) 9th June – 9:30am at St Bartholomew’s Meltham (the big one in the centre).
We have two ALL AGE services that take place in Meltham on the first and second Sunday of each month!
ALL WELCOME AT EITHER OR BOTH!
Join us on either one or both of the following Sunday mornings for our ALL AGE SERVICES which are suitable for all members of the family – the young ones, the old ones and all those inbetween!
FAMILY SUNDAY (1): 5th May – 9:30am at St James’ Meltham Mills (the church by the park).
FAMILY SUNDAY (2) 12th May – 9:30am at St Bartholomew’s Meltham (the big one in the centre).
We have two ALL AGE services that take place in Meltham on the first and second Sunday of each month!
ALL WELCOME AT EITHER OR BOTH!
Read all about it! Read all about it!
Find out all that happened in 2023 across the Parish of Meltham, Christ the King.
Please read the report which covers all our 4 churches.
You’re also welcome to attend the APCM on Wednesday 1st May – 7pm in Meltham Church Hall.
There’s a lot goes on! ALL WELCOME.
OASIS Quiet Days! Important announcement!
After a very long rest, OASIS Quiet Days will be coming back very soon.
We are planning our return on: Thursday 9th May.
For those who are unfamiliar with OASIS Days, they are held at St James’ Meltham Mills.
We begin in the Hall with coffee and biscuits served from 9.45 – 10.15am.
The Quiet Day then begins in the church promptly at 10.30am. There is a theme for the day to guide our thoughts. The theme will be ‘Times of Transition’ and it begins with a short Act of Worship using carefully selected music, readings and prayers. After that, some people may choose to read, write, go for walk. Everyone is free to stay for as long as they wish. We know how busy life can be!
We bring packed lunches and enjoy a time of fellowship from 12.00 – 1.00pm. After lunch we return to the church for a time of prayer followed by a simple service of Holy Communion in the Celtic tradition. We are always finished before 3.00pm
This is just a brief outline- basically OASIS Days are a gift for everyone to press their ‘pause’ button and share in a time of rest and refreshment, a time of reflection, a time to be with God.
More information from Jenny Mathers (jennymthrs@aol.com), Daphne Green, Hester Deacon, Christine Woods and Christine Rolls.