Author: Philip Ball

We now have two regular services a week
one on a Sunday and one on a Tuesday.

Sunday‘s at 10am on the 2nd and 4th Sunday’s of the month.
and at 6pm on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month.
On occasion that there is a fifth sunday in a month we have a service
where the three churches in our group worship together in one of
the churches (going round on a rota), this service is recorded and
usually available to watch on our youtube channel from later on that day.

This is usually a ‘formal’ service using the Church of England Common Worship provision

Tuesday’s at 7.30pm we have a more informal service in a ‘modern’ style
with more modern music. This service is on a rota with the other two churches
in our group, so one week, at Airmyn, next week at Hook, third week at Rawcliffe. Please ring 01405 767721 to find out where it is this week.

It is recorded and usually available to watch on our youtube channel from midway through Wednesday

With Huge Thanks to the generosity of the village community and grant aiding from trusts we have the money to repair the window which was in danger of falling out.

The repair is scheduled for then as the mortar which is required needs warmer weather to go off properly

Again Thank you

Our Services are now back to Normal (Summer Time)
1st and 3rd Sunday of the month 6pm
2nd and 4th Sunday of the month 10am
5th Sundays – Joint service with Hook and Rawcliffe on a rota round the churches

Mid Week Worship also on a rota but three weekly
Tuesdays at 7.30pm

28th Sept Hook
5th October Rawcliffe
12th October Airmyn
and so on

10am – 15th August at St David’s, Airmyn;
10am – 22nd August at St James’, Rawcliffe;
10am – 29th August at St Mary’s, Hook

Normal Services resume in every church each Sunday from September 5th

For the last three weeks in August, rather than have a church service in each of the three churches which our vicar looks after, we will have one service in one church each Sunday and move round on a rota.

‘During the current works of maintenance to the east gable of our church, it has been discovered that some of the stonework surrounding the east window is in a dangerously decayed state. New curved stones will have to be specially made and fitted as replacements in order to restore this outstanding window to a sound condition.

These repairs were not budgeted for but are urgent, therefore we’ve launched an emergency appeal so that we can get this work done now before something disastrous happens.

Please use the menu link to the East Window Emergency Appeal page of the website to find out more or donate, thank you

As you may have noticed we’ve not yet developed this site, but we are starting to now, so there should be more content week on week. This week we’ve added a donations page to make it easy to give electronically to keep this village church going and here for you.