The nineteenth Sunday after Trinity
Sung Eucharist for the nineteenth Sunday after Trinity
Today at 10.00 am · Watch the service · View the order of service
Other services
Messy Church
Today at 4.00 pm
Said Eucharist
This Wednesday 14 October at 10.00 am
Sung Eucharist for the Feast of Luke the Evangelist
Next Sunday 18 October at 10.00 am · Watch the service · View the order of service
The Leeds South & East Food Bank: What's Needed in October
The Leeds South & East Food Bank continues to be in need of donations to help those in most need. In particular at the moment they are asking for UHT milk, tinned fruit, custard, cooking sauces, biscuits and cereal.
If you are able, you can donate by picking one of these items up in your weekly shop and dropping it in the box at the back of the church. You can find other ways to help, including donating money or your time, on their website at wkrk.uk/fbd. If you need the help of a foodbank yourself, see wkrk.uk/fbh.
Thank you!
A huge thank you goes out this week to all those who helped to make last Sunday’s celebration of the Harvest such a success. Thank you to those who prepared and decorated the Community Centre, served the food, helped to clear up afterwards, and came along to support this wonderful community event. Special thanks go to chef Ryan and to Amy and Ellie for all their work in the kitchen.
My Spirit Sang All Day: A Choral Feast of Romantic Masterpieces
This Saturday 17 October from 4.30 pm until 6.00 pm
St Mary's Church, Whitkirk
Join the St Peter’s Singers for an afternoon of captivating choral music, in church with refreshments in the Community Centre during the interval. Directed by Alexander Woodrow, the concert features Romantic masterpieces by Vaughan Williams, Stanford, Brahms, and Parry. Expect a 90-minute programme blending secular and sacred works. All are welcome. Tickets £10 available on the door or via the St Peter’s Singers website at wkrk.uk/sps.
Sung Eucharist for Remembrance Sunday
Sunday 8 November from 9.30 am until 11.15 am
Just a reminder that our service on Remembrance Sunday will start at 9.30 am rather than the usual 10.00 am to allow us to get to the war memorial on Selby Road for 11.00 am.