These are some of our church-based activities.
They take place in Pocklington and all are welcome.

For more information please use the Contact form at the bottom of this page.

FLYING MAN WEEKEND 25-27th May 2012

This is an annual festival held in Pocklington. Photos from previous years.
The name comes from Thomas Pelling who was a travelling entertainer and whose act was to 'fly' down a rope
from a great height, dressed with wings. He came to an untimely end when performing his act in Pocklington and a plaque on the east end of the outside of the church commemorates the sad event.
The festival comprises a long weekend during which a variety of fund-raising activities take place. These include abseiling from the top of the tower,flying teddy bears, and other air-related events like hot air balloons and model aircraft.  A model of Pocklington airfield is often on display as well as an art exhibition with a flying theme.

Bell ringing

We have a ring of 8 bells and practise night is Tuesday. All are welcome especially beginners. Just turn up at about 7.30pm on a Tuesday or on Sunday morning at 10.00 am.

Mothers' Union

Meetings of this active branch are on the 1st Tuesday at 2.00 and the 3rd Thursday at 7.30. More details in the Bulletin.

CH@TT

Sundays at 5.15 pm in All Saints.
Informal worship for all ages and the young at heart.

Little Saints

A time for pre-school children and their parents/carers to meet in church on Thursday afternoons in term time.

Mens' Breakfast
Occasional Saturdays at Allerthorpe Golf Club. After a full breakfast there is a talk by a Guest Speaker.

 

Whist club

We meet on alternate Tuesday evenings at 7.30 pm in the  church meeting room for social whist.

Saturday Coffee

In Pocklington from 10.00 - 11.30 am for refreshments and chat in the church meeting room.

Tuesday Stalls

Tea and coffee, cakes, books, bric-a-brac and plants and vegetable stalls from 9.00am until 11.30am in church.

Fair Trade

After the 10.45 service on Sundays there is a table with fairtrade goods for sale.

Welcome Centre

Churches together runs a drop-in for hot and cold drinks, lunches and chat on Wednesdays from 11.00 until 1.30 at the Methodist church.

Open the Book

Term time school assemblies are given every half term in local primary schools using Bob Hartman's  "The Lion Storyteller Bible".

B.R.F.

Bible Reading Fellowship notes are used by a number of church members. If you want to find out more, please contact Hazel Harrison using the contact form.

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