What's ON
See the Church diary for upcoming events.
Worship Services are held at 6.30pm each Wednesday
and on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month
Additional services are held on special occasions
Bible studies and 'Hearth' Meetings are held throughout the year.
Soup and Roll Club is held on the first Friday each month.
Table Tennis social is held on Monday evenings at 7pm.
Please see the Soup and Roll /Table Tennis pages on the web site for details.
and on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month
Additional services are held on special occasions
Bible studies and 'Hearth' Meetings are held throughout the year.
Soup and Roll Club is held on the first Friday each month.
Table Tennis social is held on Monday evenings at 7pm.
Please see the Soup and Roll /Table Tennis pages on the web site for details.
Board Games Club
Come and enjoy tea, coffee and some cake playing a board game or two
or just join us for a natter.
We have chess, snakes and ladders, scrabble and more…or better still bring your own game and cake!
Check out the diary for future gatherings
or just join us for a natter.
We have chess, snakes and ladders, scrabble and more…or better still bring your own game and cake!
Check out the diary for future gatherings
Below is a taste of the activities we are or have been involved in
Lego Church
Brick Church where children and their adults face a themed challenge to make something out of the bricks by our Minister Rev Suzanne. The morning starts at 10.30am and closes about noon with a short time of family friendly worship.
Dates for forthcoming Lego church gatherings will be announced.
Dates for forthcoming Lego church gatherings will be announced.
Afternoon Tea Services
Come and enjoy a short period of worship whilst enjoying good food and company:
Coffee Afternoons
Come and enjoy refreshments and an opportunity to catch up with friends or make new ones.
Carols and readings
We were delighted to have the Loxley Silver Band leading our Carol Service in 2023 and are pleased they will be returning on Sunday December 15th this year.
PREVIOUS EVENTS INCLUDE:
The Last Supper
Our Minister introduces numerous interesting outings one of which included a party of church members visiting the Millennium Galleries in town to hear an interesting talk on the painting of the Last Supper by Leonardo Da Vinci. This was followed by a reconstruction of the Last Supper involving people who attended the evening.
Our Minister introduces numerous interesting outings one of which included a party of church members visiting the Millennium Galleries in town to hear an interesting talk on the painting of the Last Supper by Leonardo Da Vinci. This was followed by a reconstruction of the Last Supper involving people who attended the evening.
Talk on the moon landing
HELLO UNIVERSE.
The wonder of Scientific Discovery by Mark Wrigley from the Institute of Physics.
CHurch Walk
A gentle stroll through Rivelin Valley chatting with friends or making new ones.
Christian Aid Night Hike
An overnight round walk around Hathersage into the Peak District.
Crosspool scarecrow competition
Our entry to the Crosspool Scarecrow competition
Hallam Churches Together - Good Friday Ecumenical Pilgrimage
A pilgrimage by members from the Churches Together in Hallam started with a 9.15am Service at St Luke's
Reading at Lodge Moor shops, Reading at Lodge Moor Stoop, Reading at St Francis's with refreshments, Reading at Stephen Hill, Reading Crosspool shops, Reading St Columba finishing by a Reading, Service and light lunch at Tapton Hill CC.
Reading at Lodge Moor shops, Reading at Lodge Moor Stoop, Reading at St Francis's with refreshments, Reading at Stephen Hill, Reading Crosspool shops, Reading St Columba finishing by a Reading, Service and light lunch at Tapton Hill CC.
Tapton Hill Advent Calendar
We have produced an Advent Wall to collect for our nominated charities. 24 boxes placed in church and instead of removing surprises users of the church bring gifts for three local charities: The MAHER Project in India, The Good News Family Care Centre for victims of domestic abuse, Chocolate Box.
This was not a wall that divides but unites, bringing all users of the church together in making donations. T
This was not a wall that divides but unites, bringing all users of the church together in making donations. T
