
Join us for our online Parish Communion service for Sunday 7th March – the Third Sunday of Lent. All welcome! 🙂
https://youtu.be/ziFDdOoSrRs

Join us for our online Parish Communion service for Sunday 7th March – the Third Sunday of Lent. All welcome! 🙂
https://youtu.be/ziFDdOoSrRs

During the period of Lent, Rev’d John is encouraging us to think about fellowship. This week we will be thinking about UNITY.
You can watch the second of these reflections by Rev John using this YouTube link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUkZMlZntVk
Although we can’t all physically meet together currently, you’re welcome to join us on Sunday Evening at 6pm to virtually meet together on Zoom to reflect, pray, share thoughts, and ask questions. You can join via the link below:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81465422204?pwd=QjJGRGQ0dk5HdTdqekVaclE0T2tQZz09
Meeting ID: 814 6542 2204
Passcode: 109433
You can also read the transcript here, or print out to pass on to those without access to the online video.

Join us for our online #Meltham Parish Communion service for the 2nd Sunday in Lent – 28th February from 10:30am onwards. All welcome!
https://youtu.be/fZG92ltHxLI

Welcome to March edition of the #Meltham Parish magazine. There’s lots of love and kindness flowing around this months edition with a history of Mother’s day and lots of examples how we have shown kindness to each other during the past year.
We have managed to get copies for delivery printed again this month. These can be collected for distribution as normal.

During the period of Lent, Rev’d John is encouraging us to think about fellowship. You can find further information in the links below. You can watch the first of these reflections by Rev John using this YouTube link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWgFJnzRiQM
Although we can’t all physically meet together currently, there will also be an opportunity on Sunday Evening at 6pm to virtually meet together on Zoom to reflect, pray, share thoughts, and ask questions. You can join via the link below:
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/78999432826?pwd=OUR4WkVPUU82RVM1TDRZVzNQcmsrZz09
Meeting ID = 789 9943 2826
Password = 5EBn91

It’s the First Sunday of Lent – a time for repentance, reflection and renewal. Join us for the #Meltham Parish Communion from 10:30am onwards or any other convenient time. The YouTube link can be found here:
https://youtu.be/ak3NWm3rq5k

As we enter the season of Lent, take some time to be quiet, pause and reflect on your relationship with God. Join Rev’d John for the #Meltham Parish online Ash Wednesday service as we start the journey through Lent. The service is available from 10am but can be watched at any convenient time you might have. The service can be viewed via YouTube using this link:
https://youtu.be/lPXcZOc-Wb8

Join us for an online service of Holy Communion from 10:30am this morning led by Rev’d John Dracup – Vicar of the Parish of #Meltham.
ALL WELCOME 🙂
https://youtu.be/7TTW2ghqpFE

Our church buildings are still closed, but we’re still worshipping together online. You can join us for ‘Church’ at 10:30am this morning via YouTube – Rev’d John Dracup leads a service of Holy Communion for the Parish of #Meltham and beyond……..ALL WELCOME 🙂
https://youtu.be/bk2AUeidvTY
Stay home, protect the NHS, save lives!

Hello and welcome to February’s edition of the #Meltham Parish magazine. In this edition you will find updates from the Crossroads and details of their new initiative to brighten up the shop window. There is interesting information about postal slogans along with the new daily prayers for Lent. The Churches may be closed but God still listens!
As always a thank you to those who have contributed but we still need more content for next month, so send in how you’ve been creative or those jokes or stories you’ve heard or the poems you’ve written to help keep this magazine going and bring a smile to readers faces. The next deadline will be Friday 19th February.
We have managed to get copies printed for you this month so if you need a copy for your friends please do collect from the usual distribution points or contact your church warden.