Silkstone, All Saints

The Revd Canon Keith Farrow is the current Vicar of the Benefice of West Barnsley and the four separate Parishes ( Cawthorne, Dodworth, Hoylandswaine, and Silkstone ), since being inducted on 14th June 2022. Contact can be made through the Benefice Administrator or Churchwardens.
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The Rev Canon Keith Farrow

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12 High Street
Silkstone
Barnsley

S75 4JN
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Cutler Cafe in Silkstone Church

Monthly. Every Fourth Saturday at for 2 hours
Silkstone, All Saints
High Street Silkstone Barnsley, S75 4JQ, United Kingdom

The church has started to hold the Cutler Cafe on the last Saturday of every month between 10am to 12 noon.We held the first one in January and it was a great success.

The cafe is named in honour of Sir Gervase and Lady Magdalen Cutler who are buried in St. James's chapel. The Cutlers were possibly the most eminent couple who have ever lived in Silkstone Parish, Lady Magdelen was a direct descendent of Henry VII and her husband a prominent supporter of Charles I.

We serve filter coffee, a selection of teas, homemade cakes and Canon Hall farm shop currant teacakes with home made jam in the chancel of our ancient parish church. As well as selling tempting drinks and cake there is a wealth of information in Silkstone church concerning the rich history of the parish.

Everyone is very welcome to enjoy sampling our food and drink, meet up with family and friends and to discovering more about village history.

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Cutler Cafe at Silkstone Church

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The church has started to hold the Cutler Cafe on the last Saturday of every month between 10am to 12 noon.We held the first one in January and it was a great success. Could you please promote the cafe in the next news letter.

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