Our news this month has been written by Connie Mitchell and Max Roberts in Year 5:

In Monk Fryston School over the past few weeks we have been on lots of exciting trips such as swimming galas and truck safety visit and some of us have had a visitor come in to teach them...

It takes time to reorganise a garden. Ideas that you feel are viable one year, get taken over by ‘brilliant new’ ideas the next. The evolution of a garden continues as catalogues drop through the letterbox, you visit local Horticultural Shows or you delve into gardenin...

paraclesis: Journeying Together is a fresh look at who we care for our community and those who live in it.  It enables the Church to become a more caring community of people, turning their life experiences into a gift of support for others around them.

We are starting s...

In the recent news, we have heard of the death of the great evangelist Billy Graham.

This was particularly well covered in the Church Times:

BILLY GRAHAM, one of the most influential religious figures of the 20th century, died at home in Montreal, North Carolina, on Wed...

In his recent address to General Synod, the Archbishop talked about the unsettling effects of change. As we are well on the way on a journey on the bumpy road of vacancy, that time between John leaving and the appointment of a new vicar, (and the changes they will inev...

So, we’ve waved our Palm crosses on the Sunday before Easter Day. 
 

We’ve perhaps been to the midweek Eucharist three days later and  heard a Bible reading of some of the events that took place during the  early part of that week before Easter.

If we’ve been to th...

This Sunday we will be considering who we are in Christ, the labels we have put on ourselves that overshadow the titles we have through inheritance as children of God.

The readings are Proverbs 8:1, 22-31 and John 1:1-14

Before the service you might want to consider some...

One programme on T.V. that never fails to bring tears to my eyes is DIY SOS. If you've never seen it, be warned! It's presented by a real macho man - Nick Knowles and he introduces the viewers to a family who have difficulties spelt with a capital D. Usually there is a...

28th JANUARY 2018

This Sunday at St Wilfrid's We Will consider what is more important knowledge or love.  If knowledge is more important what do we do with that knowledge?

We hear from 1 Corinthians 8:1-13  and Mark 1:21-28

You might want to consider:

What might hinde...

This year’s Lent Course is “The Mystery of Everything” based on a book by Hilary Brand which takes the multi-award winning film about Stephen Hawking, The Theory of Everything, as its starting point.

We will explore ways in which the mysteries of the universe and of eve...