Do come and join us for a special morning service on Sunday 21 December at 10am. We will be singing carols to folk arrangements, hearing the story of Mary receiving the news that she will bear Jesus, and an opportunity to share together in holy communion.

Afterwards we can share in some time together and there is a rumour of mulled wine and mince pies!

Each year the churches of Beverley come together to share in a carol service at Beverley Minster. Members of the different churches contribute in different ways to the words and music of the service.

In December this replaces Encounter - the monthly gathering for informal and more contemporary worship, organised by the Deanery of Beverley.

A special communion service to take us into Christmas Day, celebrating the birth of Jesus

A communion service for all ages to celebrate the birth of Jesus on Christmas morning.

Come and join the celebration, sharing in readings, prayers and communion to remind ourselves of what Christmas is really all about.

A weekly drop-in for anyone who'd appreciate meeting up with people for a chat, a cuppa, a board game, or even to complete one of our jigsaws.

Sometimes we include a short presentation by a visiting speaker, but there is always plenty of time to socialise.

Tea, coffee, cakes and biscuits available, and a friendly welcome. There's no charge, but you are welcome to make a donation towards the cost of refreshments if you wish.

Once a month we start a little earlier with soup and a roll available and we watch a film together - see the relevant event for details.

An opportunity to try using different ways of praying, to refresh and inspire our spiritual life. Each session will also include space to talk afterwards about our experience and also how we might include it in our personal and corporate prayer.

Monthly on the first Tuesday of the month.

Refreshments provided.

On Thursdays we gather together at 9:30am to pray and worship in a more reflective style, including a short address, taking communion together and sharing fellowship over refreshments after the service.

Followed by refreshments

This is our monthly movie night for all the family, featuring a Disney/Pixar film that is suitable for all ages to enjoy together. We watch the film, with an interval for food. There is also a children's raffle. Tea / coffee and squash are available throughout.

For licensing reasons, we can't name the film on any promotion that is publicly available, but here's the strapline for this live-action classic:

"The adventures of a bear from Peru, found in a London railway station"

Booking to see the film is free. If you would also like to book food, please specify that when you book, and there will be a small charge. However, if money is a problem, please contact the office using [email protected] or 01482 863542.

Anyone just for movie: Free

Adult with food: £3

Child with food: £1.50

Family group ticket (max. 2 adults, 3 children): £7

No charge for children under 2 - just book them a free ticket.

Please notify the church office of any special dietary requirements or allergy information.

Once a month we have a film to enjoy together in St Nicholas' Church Community Centre.

Arrive from 1pm for soup and a roll are available (or bring you own lunch if you prefer). The film starts at 1-30pm, and we're usually through by about 3-30, depending on the length of the film.

Tea, coffee, cakes and biscuits are also usually available, along with a friendly welcome.

There's no charge, but you are welcome make a donation towards the cost of lunch/refreshments if you wish.

All of the member congregations of Churches Together in Beverley come together each year during Unity Week for an act of united worship.

A weekly drop-in for anyone who'd appreciate meeting up with people for a chat, a board game, or even to complete one of our jigsaws. Sometimes the East Riding Council Well-Being team come with indoor games that just need a little bit of energy to play.

Tea, coffee, cakes and biscuits available, and a friendly welcome. There's no charge, but you are welcome to make a donation towards the cost of refreshments if you wish.

Once a month we start a little earlier with soup and a roll available and we watch a film together - see the relevant event for details.

This is our monthly movie night for all the family, featuring a Disney/Pixar film that is suitable for all ages to enjoy together. We watch the film, with an interval for food. There is also a children's raffle. Tea / coffee and squash are available throughout.

For licensing reasons, we can't name the film on any promotion that is publicly available, but here's the strapline for this live-action classic:

"The adventures of a bear from Peru, found in a London railway station"

Booking to see the film is free. If you would also like to book food, please specify that when you book, and there will be a small charge. However, if money is a problem, please contact the office using [email protected] or 01482 863542.

Anyone just for movie: Free

Adult with food: £3

Child with food: £1.50

Family group ticket (max. 2 adults, 3 children): £7

No charge for children under 2 - just book them a free ticket.

Please notify the church office of any special dietary requirements or allergy information.

Join us for a great night out with the legendary Nigel Clark from DODGY! We anticipate this selling out quickly so get your tickets today!

Nigel Clark - singer and songwriter best known as an original member of British rock band Dodgy.

Born & raised in Headless Cross in Worcestershire, Nigel’s passion for music started at a young age working in a record shop at 14 years of age, after picking up a guitar in the mid 80’s he would go on to find success with Dodgy in the 1990’s.

With Dodgy, Nigel enjoyed chart- topping success and critical acclaim, releasing hit singles such as “Staying out for the Summer & “Good Enough”. The band’s unique blend of Indie & Rock quickly garnered a loyal fanbase, and they became a staple of the UK music scene.

After Dodgy disbanded in the early 2000’s, Nigel pursued a solo career, releasing several albums and continuing to captivate audiences with his soulful vocals and heart felt lyrics.

His solo work showcases his versatility as a musician, with influences ranging from Folk to Indie Rock. Nigel Clark’s music continues to resonate with fans old & new, and he remains a respected figure in the British music industry.

With his distinctive voice and musicianship, Nigel Clark is sure to leave a lasting impact on the music world for years to come.

Come and hear Nigel performing live in the brilliant surroundings of St Nicholas', Beverley. As ever, we guarantee a warm welcome, a reasonably priced licensed bar, serving craft ale, good wine and non-alcoholic options - as well as a night of great music

An intimate evening of stripped-back songs, rich storytelling and resonant acoustics with special guest Daniel Salvatore.

About the Tour

Following the success of his Winter Yards Band tour, Steve Knightley is delighted to announce Sanctuary – Songs from Sacred Spaces. Known for his songs of history and location , Steve will create an evening of material beautifully matched to these resonant venues — churches, chapels and ancient buildings chosen for their atmosphere and acoustic warmth.

The concerts will also feature Dan Salvatore, who’s haunting handpan soundscapes add a meditative, ambient dimension to the evening. Expect stripped-back arrangements, strong storytelling, and a focus on the relationship between song, space, and listener.

As ever there will be all the usual St Nick's hospitality - a warm welcome, licensed bar, and great music.