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Spring is sprung and the daffoldils are out! The April magazine celebrates the arrival of longer days and lighter evenings with photos of the St Andrew’s path and the Labyrinth, picked out in little Tête a Tête daffodils.  (It was … Continue reading →

The March magazine is now available Find an introduction to Bishop Colin who we’ll be seeing across the next two months – and a detailed calendar of all our services for Lent, Holy Week and Easter. There’s welcome news of … Continue reading →

Three of our young ringers at have been changing things outside the bell tower this week. In a morning of hard graft, Angus Firth, Alfie Swinton and George Rees made an early start to the church’s Spring clean.  Storm Malik … Continue reading →

The February magazine is here… Amid a welter of snowdrops, we have news of our search for a new vicar. Alongside, is a piece about a very present priest who has been helping us out during the vacancy – and … Continue reading →

Last week, interviews were held for the post of Vicar of Kildwick, Cononley and Bradley. Sadly, it was felt that none of the candidates were a good match for this post and so the search goes on.  We will reconvene … Continue reading →

We are sorry but we are having to cancel the Crib and Christingle Celebration which was to be held at St John’s Cononley next Sunday (12th December). However, we will be giving out Christingle bags at the church on Sunday … Continue reading →

Download the Winter Magazine! The combined December/January edition is now available online – though, I am afraid, printed copies are delayed due to technical problems at Pinnacle Towers. A full edition – a pen portrait of the new Methodist Superintendent … Continue reading →

The November magazine is ready for you to read! You can download it here. The paper copies will be posted out later today, along with Jill’s letter (that many think is the best bit, anyway!) We try to keep costs … Continue reading →

We heard today (Monday 25th October) that a body has been found in the Coverhead area, above Kettlewell.  While not yet identified, it is believed to be that of David, husband of Churchwarden Joan McCartney. The discovery brings to a … Continue reading →

… with the photo, I mean. a hint: What time of year does the sun shine at that angle at 5:20 in the morning or the afternoon? The answer is, of course, that the clock is stopped. It appears that … Continue reading →