On Sunday 21st June we are holding a ‘Festival of Refugee Week’. Join us on our YouTube channel for the service at 10am. The theme of our worship will be people seeking refuge and asylum. This is one of the ways in which we are marking Refugee Week which starts on 15th June. If you […]
You will be aware that recently the Government has said that churches can now open for individual private prayer and also that funerals can now take place in church. The Parochial Parish Council of Baildon (the governing body of this Parish) are considering these developments at the present time and are aware that much work […]
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Here are the first prayer reflections in two series created in line drawing and word by Roy Lorain-Smith. They are based on Baildon and the surrounding area. In this time of isolation we can ponder and pray using our imagination and Roy’s art to take us to the locations around Baildon, or visit them if […]
Virtual Coffee After Sunday Service we are all accustomed to meeting for a coffee, a chat and a catch up. We still do this but, instead of pouring into the church hall, lounge or meeting room, we now meet in a virtual environment of Zoom! Zoom allows us to meet online; we can see and […]
These are challenging times for anyone’s wellbeing. We are all struggling with the feelings of disconnect and isolation. Now, more than ever, it’s important to take care of ourselves and find ways to be positive. You might following links useful. Dealing with Loneliness and Isolation: Five top tips 13 daily Reflections – supporting our mental […]
In these uncertain times we often look for words of wisdom and thoughtfulness. Bishop of Leeds, Nick Baines, writes a blog which is regularly updated. Find it here. Malcolm Guite is an English poet, singer-songwriter, Anglican priest, and academic. He’s written several books and regularly speaks on radio. You can find his blog here.
REFUGEE WEEK 15 – 21 JUNE
On Sunday 21st June we are holding a ‘Festival of Refugee Week’. Join us on our YouTube channel for the service at 10am. The theme of our worship will be people seeking refuge and asylum. This is one of the ways in which we are marking Refugee Week which starts on 15th June. If you […]
LATEST UPDATE – Church Buildings and Services
You will be aware that recently the Government has said that churches can now open for individual private prayer and also that funerals can now take place in church. The Parochial Parish Council of Baildon (the governing body of this Parish) are considering these developments at the present time and are aware that much work […]
Ponder Places and Prayer Walks
Here are the first prayer reflections in two series created in line drawing and word by Roy Lorain-Smith. They are based on Baildon and the surrounding area. In this time of isolation we can ponder and pray using our imagination and Roy’s art to take us to the locations around Baildon, or visit them if […]
Virtual Coffee
Virtual Coffee After Sunday Service we are all accustomed to meeting for a coffee, a chat and a catch up. We still do this but, instead of pouring into the church hall, lounge or meeting room, we now meet in a virtual environment of Zoom! Zoom allows us to meet online; we can see and […]
Wellbeing
These are challenging times for anyone’s wellbeing. We are all struggling with the feelings of disconnect and isolation. Now, more than ever, it’s important to take care of ourselves and find ways to be positive. You might following links useful. Dealing with Loneliness and Isolation: Five top tips 13 daily Reflections – supporting our mental […]
Theology online resources
In these uncertain times we often look for words of wisdom and thoughtfulness. Bishop of Leeds, Nick Baines, writes a blog which is regularly updated. Find it here. Malcolm Guite is an English poet, singer-songwriter, Anglican priest, and academic. He’s written several books and regularly speaks on radio. You can find his blog here.