Jesus at the centre
Circuit Lent Course Looking through the Cross led by Revd. Peter Edwards A mix of teaching and discussion, open to all St. John’s, Swinton : Tues 7-30pm Clifton : Wed 7-30pm (refreshments from 7-00pm) Session 2: Tues.3/Wed. 4 March The Cross & Power: Luke 23 vv 3-4, 23-25 The Cross and Identity: Mark 15 v. Read More …
February Half Term Holiday Club- The Methodist Church Clifton. This years theme is Shrek. Fun, games, crafts and much much more! Please call 07590982559 or 01709 320134
Due to unforeseen circumstances, Messy Church is cancelled this Saturday. Please check back for the next date. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenienced caused.
There will be a Coffee Morning here at Clifton on Saturday 31st January, from 10 am to 12 noon, for this year’s Circuit Charity, which is Rotherham Talking Newspapers for the Blind.
Clifton Teaching and Discipleship Programme Nehemiah led by Revd. Karen Beecham Wednesday Evenings at the Methodist Church, Clifton 7-00 for 7- 30pm (refreshments available) January 7th : When challenges hit us – how to cope when the bad times happen (Nehemiah 1-2) January 14th : Keeping momentum–how do we keep the momentum in our faith? Read More …
On Sat 20 Dec churches across Rotherham will gather in All Saints Square to sing carols from 10-00am to 12-00 noon. This is a Christian witness to the festival of Christmas, and a follow-up to the initiative for prayer in September after the child sex exploitation revelations. Tea/coffee and mince pies will be given out. Read More …
Shoe Box Appeal dates for 2014. Start date: Sunday November 9th, End date: Sunday November 23rd. Please see Ivor for leaflets
Thank you to everybody who participated in any way at today’s Auction. We raised a fantastic amount. Rough estimates at present bring the total to £1500. Thanks everybody!
I have just been contacted by Rotherham Police to advise of marches planned to take place in the town centre on Saturday. Around 12-00 noon about 30-40 members of the UAF are expected to meet in All Saints Square and then walk to Main Street. Around 50-60 members of the EDL are expected to arrive Read More …