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Where We Have Sung The Wesley Singers – Where we have sung The first meeting and rehearsal took place on 10 October 1985 1986 February Oxford Place (First Service. Preacher : Rev Roger Ducker) April Headingley (Ordinands’ Testimony Service) Summerbridge (Circuit Service) Leeds Town Hall (Mission 200) September Woodhouse October Crosland Hill November Meanwood 1987 January Kippax February Hanging Heaton March Chapel Allerton (District Workshop) Horsforth Woodside Horbury May Ossett St Johns September Rawdon (Circuit Service) Featherstone October Netherton (Wakefield) 1988 March Lidgett Park (District Hymn Workshop) Dewsbury (Eric Thiman’s Last Supper) May Darley (Circuit Service) Leeds Parish Church (250th Wesley Celebrations) November Featherstone December Morley Central (Festival of Christmas Music) 1989 January Rothwell (225th Anniversary. Vice President of Conference) February Castleford Trinity March Roscoe Dewsbury April Castleford Trinity (25th Anniversary) May Burton Salmon Leeds Parish Church (Sarah Crosby Memorial) Rodley November Scholes Chapel Allerton December Glasshouses (Circuit Service) 1990 February Roscoe Meanwood March Bramley Trinity Bramhope April Oxford Place May Headingley Rothwell November Netherton (Wakefield) December Robin Hood (Our first Advent Carols) 1991 January Oxford Place (Network) Ossett St Johns March Meanwood Guiseley April Knaresborough Park Grove May Pool-in-Wharfedale June Scholes November Harrogate Woodlands December Pudsey St Andrews Moortown, Leeds (Council of Christians & Jews) 1992 March Beeston Wesley Street April Sowerby (Thirsk) May Whingate June Bramhope September Crossgates November Headingley December Chapel Allerton 1993 January Wakefield Cathedral (Celebration, President & Vice- President of Conference, Vice-President Diaconal Order & President LPMA) February Rothwell Wrenthorpe May Pool-in-Wharfedale October Roundhay Ladywood November Harrogate Woodlands Armley Wesley Road Cookridge December Pudsey St Andrews 1994 February Meanwood March Netherton (Wakefield) April Whingate (Circuit Service) May Wrenthorpe June Summerbridge (Circuit Service) Leeds Town Hall (Conference Service) July Leeds Town Hall (Conference Festival of Praise) October Pontefract Central November Newbourne Farsley December Otley 1995 February Allerton Bywater April Headingley (150th Anniversary. President of Conference) May Settle November Ossett St Johns Beeston Wesley Street December Pudsey St Andrews Chapel Allerton 1996 March Oxford Place April Amsterdam & Rotterdam Colton May Pontefract Micklegate June York Minster (Local Preachers Anniversary) Scarborough Queen Street November Wrenthorpe December Burley (Leeds) 1997 January Burley-in-Wharfedale February Newbourne March Rothwell Denton (Stainer’s Crucifixion) May Scholes June Altofts Farnley Hill July Netherton, Wakefield (Induction of Local Preacher) November Harrogate Woodlands Newbourne Garforth December Pontefract Central 1998 February Allerton Bywater March Calverley Harrogate Wesley April Chesham & Little Chalfont Weekend May Grewelthorpe Shiptonthorpe October Hanging Heaton November Bramhope December Pontefract St Giles 1999 February Horsforth Grove March Garforth April Stratford-upon-Avon Weekend May Pool-in-Wharfedale Allerton Bywater September Horsforth Woodside (150th Anniversary LPMA) November Horsforth Woodside Chapel Allerton 2000 March Calverley April Sowerby (Thirsk) May Sawley Wakefield Cathedral (Shaftesbury Society) Damson Dene & Bowness Weekend October Concord Annual Peace Service at Leeds Civic Hall November Otley December Ben Rhydding Armley Wesley Road Headingley 2001 March Normanton Poulton-le-Fylde Weekend May Calverley Ogden (Aldersgate Day Service) October Horsforth Central November Horbury December Otley 2002 March Kippax Scholes (The Saviour) April Colton May Grewelthorpe September Slaithwaite (Shred) Rodley October Hanging Heaton December Calverley 2003 February Burley-in-Wharfedale March Menston April Lidgett Park May Halton June Bramley Trinity November Parkside, Outwood December Guiseley (Soroptimists) Lawnswood Crematorium (George Wallis’s Funeral) 2004 January Steeton March Knottingley Salvation Army April Armley Wesley Road May Castleford Trinity (40th Anniversary) Well July Scholes October Colton November Calverley East Ardsley Burley-in-Wharfedale December Pudsey St Andrews Shadwell Lane Synagogue (Council of Christians and Jews) 2005 March Cowling Kippax May Pudsey Baptists Bradford Great Horton June Lower Wortley September Harrogate (Synod) November Lindale Leeds West Hunslet Salvation Army December Scholes 2006 March Halton April Calverley (Olivet to Calvary, Joint Choirs) Gildersome Greenside May Garforth June New Hall Prison Morley Central (District Pentecostal Praise) October Sandal November Starbeck Boston Spa December Horsforth Grove Arnold Ziff Community Centre (Council of Christians and Jews) 2007 February Bar (Harrogate) March Guiseley May Shiptonthorpe Farnley Hill (Ordinand’s Testimony Sevice) June Skipton St Andrews July St Anne’s Cathedral, Leeds (Chairman’s Valedictory Service) August Batley Central (Chairman’s Welcome Service) October Ossett St Johns Ossett Kingsway November Pudsey St Andrews December Calverley 2008 March Lidgett Park (The Crucifixion – Come and Sing) April Lindale May Sinai Synagogue Hall, Leeds (Council of Christians and Jews) June Guiseley (Network) Chapel Allerton (With Swedish Choir) Garforth (With Swedish Choir) November Pontefract Central Dringhouses (York) Burley-in-Wharfedale 2009 January St Mary’s, Whitkirk February Lofthouse Knaresborough Gracious Street March Brockholes May Scholes June West Hunslet Salvation Army Bradford Great Horton September Beamish Museum (Tea at Harrowgate Hill, Darlington) October Roundhay Otley November Altofts December Horsforth Grove The Light, Leeds (Hospices Light-up-a-Life) 2010 February Chapel Allerton March Lofthouse Calverley (The Crucifixion, Joint Choirs) Armley Wesley Road April West Wakefield (Hospice 20th Anniversary Concert) May Pudsey St Andrews (WS 25th Anniversary Concert with YEP Brass) June Bradford Great Horton September Dringhouses, York October Oxford Place (175th Anniversary Service) Lidgett Park (WS 25th Anniversary Service) November Harrogate Woodlands St Mary’s, Whitkirk December The Light, Leeds (Hospices Light-up-a-Life) 2011 January Shadwell Lane Synagogue (Council of Christians and Jews) February Cookridge March Colton Knaresborough Gracious Street Horsforth Grove (Frank Pagden’s Funeral) April Horbury May Shepley (Guild Weekend) Headingley June Netherton (Huddersfield) Lidgett Park (With YEP Brass) October St Mary’s, Whitkirk (Evensong, Joint Choirs) Hanging Heaton Batley Castle Salvation Army November Brockholes December Horsforth Grove The Light, Leeds (Hospices Light-up-a-Life) Scholes 2012 February Adel March Guiseley (25th Anniversary) Armley Wesley Road May Pudsey St Andrews June St Mary’s, Whitkirk (Jubilee Evensong, Joint Choirs) Lidgett Park (With YEP Brass) Worth Valley Railway, Oxenhope & Keighley Stations July Cross Hills, Keighley September Sherburn in Elmet Armley Wesley Road (Patricia Thompson’s funeral) October Batley Central (WYEC 25th Anniversary Service) November Rothwell Music Festival (With Brass Buttons) December Lindale The Light, Leeds (Hospices Light-up-a-Life) 2013 March Lofthouse April Christ Church, Halton May Chapel Allerton June Cross Hills, Keighley Gracious Street, Knaresborough September St Stephen’s, Kirkstall October Leeds Minster (200 years of Methodist Missions) Adel Leeds Civic Hall (Concord’s Annual Peace Service) November West Hunslet Salvation Army Garforth December Horsforth Grove The Light, Leeds (Hospices Light-up-a-Life) 2014 January Shadwell Lane Synagogue (With Jewish Choir) March Rodley Village Community Group Calverley May Otley (Methodist Homes for the Aged) June Rothwell July Armley Wesley Road (Mavis Beaumont’s funeral) October St Mary’s, Whitkirk (Concert) November St Mary’s, Whitkirk (Service of Remembrance with St Mary’s Choir) Guiseley (Soroptimists) December Scholes St Stephen’s, Kirkstall 2015 March Rodley Village Community Group April Bramhope May Headingley Leyburn (following visit to Newby Hall) June Chapel Allerton Burley-in-Wharfedale September Calverley (Harvest Festival Service) October Lindale Lidgett Park (30th Anniversary Concert with West Yorkshire Police Brass Ensemble - in aid of Yorkshire Air Ambulance December Garforth 2016 February Calverley April St Mary’s, Whitkirk May Chapel Allerton West Wakefield (for Horbury) June Bedale (following visit to Thorp Perrow Arboretum) July Burley-in-Wharfedale October Adel December Lindale 2016 December Otley 2017 February Woodlesford March Gildersome April Garforth Bedale (Good Friday - Stainer’s ‘The Crucifixion’) May Horsforth Grove June Pudsey St Andrew’s Swanwick (following visit to Bakewell & Well Dressings) July Lidgett Park (District Service of Celebration) .
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