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Diocesan E-News Diocesan e-news Events Areas Resources Welcome to the e -news for June 8 Welcome to your fortnightly update of news, events and the latest resources. Click the links (picture, headline or highlighted words) to read more. Contact us [email protected] . Our next edition is June 22. Cathedral vigils unite communities against terror Vigils have been held in our cathedrals bringing communities together against hatred. At Bradford Cathedral on Monday night faith and civic leaders honoured the June 9 Launch of Richmond Floral victims of the London Bridge attack - more here . Last week Festival with Caroline Brannigan. 6.30- around 400 people including 150 Muslims came to Wakefield 9pm, St Mary's, Richmond. Festival runs Cathedral to remember the victims of the Manchester Arena 10-18 June. More. bombing. More here June 9-11 Creative Conversations Retreat Holy Rood House, Thirsk. More. Meet the 44 men and women being ordained Ministry across the diocese will be June 10 Developing a Pastoral Prayer strengthened on July 1 when twenty men and Ministry A New Wine training day with women are ordained as deacons. They Elaine Wainaina, Huddersfield. More. include a retired GP, a former actor and June 10 Papercutting Workshop with puppeteer, a care home manager, and a Andy Singleton. 10-4pm, Wakefield waste management adviser with Calderdale Council. Twenty Cathedral. More. four curates will be ordained as priests at services a week earlier in each Area. Full details here June 10 Hollin House Open Garden 12-5pm in aid St Gemma's Hospice. We are the Diocese - celebrating our volunteers More. June 10 Church Tea Party Part of Volunteering is the theme for this week's Cherish your Churchyard Week. 2-4pm, films in our year long campaign to tell our St John's, Sharow. More. story. In Pontefract a birthday party is held for 'Lunch With Us', a project run out of St Giles's Church. Meanwhile, Leeds Festival Angels have just launched an appeal for volunteers for this year's Leeds Fest, the three day music event over August Bank Holiday. Watch both films here June 10 Memorial Thanksgiving for Thy Kingdom Come prayers across the diocese Revd Canon Chris Burch 2.30pm, St Agnes, Leeds. More. A Pentecost diocesan celebration at Wakefield Cathedral led by Bishop Nick June 10 The Melody Belles concert. brought to a close ten days of prayer walks, 7pm, St Luke's, Norland. More. prayer stations, services & nights of prayer across the diocese as we got behind 'Thy June 10 Music to mark 500th Kingdom Come'. Read a report on Bishop Nick's Pentecost anniversary of the Reformation address and see how the diocese celebrated and prayed with Halifax Minster Choir at Gipton, 7pm. together here. More. Leeds senior clergy speak at German June 11 Golden Wedding Service 3.30pm, Ripon Cathedral. More. 'Kirchentag' June 12 Bishop Nick's Thought for the Bishop Nick, Bishop Jonathan & Archdeacon Day Radio 4, approx 7.45am Beverley Mason spoke in front of thousands at the 2017 'Kirchentag' celebrations in June 12 Churchwardens' training event Germany which coincide with the 500th at Skipton - CANCELLED anniversary of the Reformation. 150,000 Christians took part in June 13 Creativity & Dementia events across Germany. More here . Friendly Church A day led by Livability at Leeds Church Institute. More. EVENTS June 14 Inaugural Pioneer Hub Meeting 12-4pm, Leeds . More. Hollin House Open Garden June 15 Listening to God in our Everyday Life led by Revd Canon Judy The garden of Hollin House (home of Bishop Hirst. 10-3.30pm, Mirfield Centre. More. Nick & Linda Baines) will be open to visit on Sat 10 June (12-5pm) in aid of St Gemma's June 15 Post Truth Politics explored Hospice, for which Bishop Nick is patron. with Bishop Nick, Naz Shah, Philip Davies Donation on entry. More here . and Lord Wallace of Saltaire. Bradford Cathedral, 7pm More here Were you married in 'The Summer of Love'? June 16-18 Great Get Togethers Fifty years on from what became known as Picnics, BBQs & other events to mark the the Summer of Love, Ripon Cathedral is anniversary of Jo Cox's murder. inviting couples celebrating their Golden June 16 12-3pm, St George's, Leeds. Wedding to renew their vows in a unique More. service on June 11 . Couples who were June 17 Heath Common, Wakefield. More. married the year the Beatles sang 'All you need is love' will be taking part. More here June 16 Food Waste Feast to launch Tearfund campaign on food waste. 7pm, New Pioneer Hub meeting in Leeds Bradford Cathedral. More. If you're pioneering fresh expressions or June 16 Evening with Paul Hudson & interested in pioneer ministry, come to a day Harry Gration 7.30pm, Wakefield to be inspired with others on a similar Cathedral. More. journey. Wed 14 June 12-4pm, Holy Trinity, Boar Lane, LS1 6HW. More . June 17 Quiet Morning with Revd Lesley Ashton, Epiphany Church, Enjoy the 'Food Waste Feast' Gipton, 10-1. More. June 17 Embracing Difference The charity Tearfund are launching a Conference on inter-cultural marriage & campaign to highlight the issue of food relationships. With Janet Fraser-Smith waste with a 'Food Waste Feast' at Bradford and Henriette & Toby Howarth. More. Cathedral on Friday June 16 at 7pm. The food is being provided by the Shipley Food June 17 Chocolate Masterclass with Project. Tickets for the supper are free - go now to the booking David Greenwood-Haigh. 1-4pm, Cathedral Centre, Wakefield. More. website for more. The Great Get -Togethers: one week to go June 18 Come & Sing Evensong Hundreds are getting ready for "Great Get- Festival 1.30pm, Bradford Cathedral. Togethers" next weekend ( 16-18 June ) to More. mark the anniversary of Jo Cox's murder. There are many events across Batley & June 20 Toddler Ministry Training Spen, Jo's former constituency including remembrance in afternoon, 1.30pm St Mark's Batley Market Square, a vintage bus and a community Iftar as Harrogate. More here. well as events across the diocese. Find out more here. And June 21 Walk for Justice with Bradford don't forget to send us pictures of your events. Ecumenical Asylum Concern. Starts 9.30am, Centenary Square, Bradford. Embracing Difference More. A day to encourage awareness of the riches and June 22 Developing, Funding & challenges of inter-cultural relationships, marriage Planning Projects Workshop for clergy in particular, in a diverse society. Speakers with Diocesan Advisers. 10-3.30pm, include Toby & Henriette Howarth, and Janet Mirfield Centre. More. Fraser-Smith. 17 June at Harrogate Grammar School. More here June 23-25 All things bright & beautiful Flower festival, Otley Parish Church. Bradford Literature Festival 30 June - 9 July More. In this year's Bradford Literature Festival (30 June 24 Church Scientific: The Big June - 9 July), Bishop Nick is taking part in Conversation with Prof David Watts. three events on Sun 2 July , Bishop Toby Talks, interviews & discussion. Scientific hosts an evening of sacred poetry at progress in the light of a Christian Bradford Cathedral on Sun 9 July , and Dean worldview. 10-4.30pm, Oxford Place Jerry Lepine chairs an evening on William Blake's Jerusalem Centre, Leeds. More. on Sat 8 July . More here. June 24 Family Fun Day Something for News from Parcevall Hall everyone. 10-2pm, St Mary's, Woodkirk. More. Parcevall Hall is offering 3 nights for 2 on 28- 30 August. It will be holding an Open Morning June 26 WW1 Reading Group 7- for Clergy on 10 July and has reserved 8-14 8.30pm, Treacy Hall, Wakefield October 2018 for clergy & parish bookings. Cathedral. More. Contact Parcevall Hall. June 28 Developing, Funding & Messy Church Training - Bradford Cathedral Planning Projects Workshop for clergy with Diocesan Advisers. 10-3.30pm, Christ Church Hall, Harrogate. More. Find out more about building a Christ-centred community...the Messy way at Bradford June 28 Theology Reading Group Cathedral on July 15 at 2pm. Following on reading John Pritchard's 'Living Faithfully'. from the first Messy Church workshop in Open to all. Pudsey. More. Ripon, this will be the second such workshop and will be led by Martyn Payne from BRF. Creative ideas, inspirational training, July 2 Open Gardens 11-5pm, Mickley, and encouragement - more here near Ripon. More. July 2 Tanzania Links Celebration Pilgrimages Service with Arthur Mauya. 3.30pm, Forthcoming pilgrimages include the Holy Wakefield Cathedral. More. Land & Armenia with Canon Gordon Dey and Rome & Assisi with Bishop Tony Robinson. July 2 Deeper Informal, contemporary worship & speaker, Revd Mike Godfrey. Also Whitby and Iona. More here. 6.30pm, St Peter's, Birstall. More. July 4 Line Management of Paid AROUND THE AREAS Employees Best practice led by John Truscott. 10am -3.30pm, Church House, Leeds. More. BRADFORD July 4 Words for Wellbeing led by News to [email protected] Judith Boardman & Revd Anne Wood. 10am-3.30pm, Mirfield Centre. More. July 5 Christian Youth Wo rk & Politics Welcomed home after their marathon 500 in Interesting Times with Nigel Pimlott. mile tandem ride are Vicar of St Stephen's, Learning hub for church based youth West Bowling, Bradford, the Revd Jimmy workers, 6.30-9pm, St George's, Lupset. Hinton, and Sarah Hinton, Project Manager More. of the Shine Community Project, who are More events on our Events pages here hoping to raise £60 thousand to provide their large Victorian church and community centre with underfloor Clergy vacancies heating.More here For clergy vacancies across the diocese click here. HUDDERSFIELD News to [email protected] Educational Vacancies The fullness of life in all its glory is the theme For educational vacancies across the for the second Festival of Faith from the diocese click here.
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