This year we celebrate 25 years as an Anglican-Methodist partnership - we hope that the openness of the building reflects the open approach of our congregation. Have a look at the display of photos from our special celebration service in May, when we had some very special visitors and LOTS of cake!

Within this light and spacious church, you can see our beautiful New Creation Window, designed by Rona Moody as part of major modernization and refurbishment work. You will also find our rare Bernard Rice window (the Lady and the Lamp) and the recently re-mounted School of William Morris window.

Volunteers will be on hand to tell you about the church and refreshments will be available.

Our garden is also open to all - and if you look up, you will be able to see our spire, which is currently undergoing some much-needed repair work. Inside the church, there is an informative display about this work, including a reconstruction of part of the damaged spire before work started.

Shirley House, which is also part of our premises, was built in 1885 and is home to the offices of several businesses. Why not pop in, while you're visiting the church, to see the magnificent stained glass window depicting War, Peace, Agriculture and Commerce?

Saturday 16th September is also Yorkshire Churches Day, when all places of worship in the region open up and showcase the history and heritage found inside their buildings.