Organised by Churches Together in Fylingdales, this year we woll be folloing a series of videoa byt the Rt Revd Phlip North, Bishop of Blackburn on Prayer.
The Bridge String Quartet in concert at St Stephen's at 5.00pm on Thursday July 25th. Cakes and tea from 4.30pm
Programme:
JOSEPH HAYDN ‘Emperor’ Quartet opus 76 no3 in C
COLIN TWIGG Phantasy Variations on a theme of Haydn
Admission free - Retiring collection for St Stephen's Church and Christian Aid
BIRDS OF HEART AND SKY came about through a love of birds. It is a radio ballad: a collection of emotive audio works, songs, poetry, compositions and field recordings celebrating a selection of birds currently on the Red List of most vulnerable birds in the UK.
Illuminating puffins, turtle doves, skylarks, curlews and cuckoos, the audio installation was created to help raise awareness and promote more public support to help increase bird populations.
Music, lyrics and sounds were composed, recorded and produced by Scarborough composer/songwriter Sarah Dew with recorded contributions from guest singers and other field recordists.
The installation includes printed text to give further information on the birds, also enabling hearing impaired audience members to fully access the lyrics.
Ambient lighting enhances the atmosphere.
Read more about Sarah and hear examples of her work here: https://www.sarahdewmusicsoundword.com/
Also see https://www.northyorkmoors.org.uk/things-to-do/arts-and culture/beaconforthearts
Birds of Heart and Sky is endorsed by the RSPB.
Saturday 5th April 2024
at St Stephen’s Church, Thorpe Lane.
Ticket information: £5 on the door.
Start time: 7pm. The installation lasts for one hour.
Refreshments from 6.30pm and after the installation.
A service of Holy Communion to which all are welcome
A service of reflection and prayer in the Celtic Tradition of Northummberland and Iona.
Followed by refreshments and discussion
A said service of Holy Communion followed by coffee and discussion.
11.00am St Stephen's PCC meeting
12.00 Bring and Share lunch at the Vicarage
1.00pm A joint meeting with of St Stephen's and All Saints' PCC,
We will start the service in the church rooms, then process across to church with palms for Holy Communion and a dramatised telling of the Passion.
To remember Christ washing the feet of his disciples at the Last Supper, we celebrate Holy Communion and wash the feet of those who wish.
Holy Communion for Easter Day this year will be at All Saints' Hawsker
An informal, reflective and prayerful service where the Eucharist is shared from neighbor to neighbour. The service is based on the worship of the Iona Community.
A service of Morning Prayer based on the Celtic Traditions of Northumberland or Iona
A Celtic style of worship and encounter service.
The Annual Meeting of the Church when reports for 2024 are heard and the PCC is elected.
Prior to the meeting is a short meeting (Vestry Meeting) to elect the Churchwardens for the year.
A fortnightly fund-raising evening of fun for All Saints' Hawsker
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