The Music Group. Music is a core part of our worship and we are blessed to have a bunch of talented people bringing us live music each week. The group cover a wide repertoire of traditional hymns, modern worship songs and the classics in the middle. If you want to get involved contact Pat Gallagher & David Bennett. 

The Puppet Team  Use the creativity and skill of puppets to bring bible stories alive. If you want to join in contact Margaret Wilson

Tuesday Afternoon Fellowship Gentle Bible study. prayer, and fellowship and frequently cake! meets in a member’s home (contact Sue Davies)

‘Life Group’ meets weekly in the evening. We listen bible teaching either in the group evening meeting or individually at a convenient time and then discuss what we have heard.  Discussion is supported via a WhatsApp group so that everyone has the opportunity to be part of the group. contact Jan  Wright or Steve Hoon

Tea, Toast and Talk in the main church building, Thursdays, 10:00 - 11:30. Does what is says on the tin. Come along for company, chat and kindness.  (contact Vicki Cooper)

Open the book (OTB) takes assemblies in Charlesworth School once a month for the infants and juniors. We present bible stories in an accessible way for schoolchildren.  The children are always keen to be involved in telling the bible stories and we usually finish with a song to lift the spirits for the day ahead. An increasing number of parents / carers attend OTB assemblies. (contact Vicki Cooper)

Messy Church with Charlesworth School occurs once a term after school focussed on a core theme with craft and worship activities. Children are accompanied by a responsible adult. School teachers also join in. (contact Kelly Galvin)

Brownies our Brownie pack is  temporarily meeting at Duke of Norfolk School in Glossop (please contact Angela Cousins for more details).

There is a Gentlemen’s Walk normally on the first Thursday of every month. The group that has been going for a number of years and has gradually grown over time. The walks are fairly gentle (in the region of 4-5 miles in distance) and the main aim is for convivial social purposes and fitness. After each walk there is a social activity which can range from soup and a chat at a member’s home or a visit to a pub or tea room for refreshments. (contact Ivan Taylor)