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Kirkbymoorside Methodist Church
Kirkbymoorside
North Yorkshire
YO62 6DQ
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Who we are
We are a growing, welcoming group of Methodists in the heart of Kirkbymoorside. Set in the picturesque surroundings of North Yorkshire, we aim to put our faith in to action by showing concern for our neighbours and providing a community resource which is both well-equipped and flexible.
Whether you are looking for a place to visit whilst on holiday, or a more permanent place of worship and friendship, we can assure you of a genuine Yorkshire Welcome and very much hope you will take a look around our website and discover what's on offer.
We are part of the Ryedale Methodist Circuit comprising of 25 Methodist Churches and we believe that we should:
share our experience of God's love
demonstrate God's love in showing care for others and responding to need
provide opportunities to worship God and to share in fellowship together
offer a welcome to all
explore and encourage ways of following Christ
Join us for Worship, at a weekday activity or enjoy a community activity
We look forward to welcoming you soon
Whether you are looking for a place to visit whilst on holiday, or a more permanent place of worship and friendship, we can assure you of a genuine Yorkshire Welcome and very much hope you will take a look around our website and discover what's on offer.
We are part of the Ryedale Methodist Circuit comprising of 25 Methodist Churches and we believe that we should:
share our experience of God's love
demonstrate God's love in showing care for others and responding to need
provide opportunities to worship God and to share in fellowship together
offer a welcome to all
explore and encourage ways of following Christ
Join us for Worship, at a weekday activity or enjoy a community activity
We look forward to welcoming you soon
Location of worship / Church Address
Piercy End
Kirkbymoorside,
North Yorkshire
YO62 6DQ
United Kingdom
Phone: 01439 770300
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Church Pastor
Revd Ken Gowland
Minister
Piercy End
Kirkbymoorside,
North Yorkshire
YO62 6DQ
United Kingdom
Phone: 01439 770300
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Quote of the Day
1 Corinthians 3:9
For we are labourers together with God: ye are God's husbandry, ye are God's building.
For we are labourers together with God: ye are God's husbandry, ye are God's building.
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Methodist Church
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Revd Ken Gowland
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Mrs Rosie Jones
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Kirkbymoorside Methodist Church Kirkbymoorside Service Times
Regular Worship
Sunday Mornings at 10:30 am
Services are led by a Local Preacher, Worship Leader or the Minister.
Services of Holy Communion are held once a month.
Children of all ages are welcome! We have a children's play area at the back of church, as well as Junior Church.
Refreshments are served after Morning Services.
Sunday Evenings at 6:30 pm
1st Sunday: Faith and Folk
2nd and 4th Sundays: We join our friends at St Aidan's, Gillamoor
3rd Sunday: Reflective Worship with Holy Communion
Occasional Services
For Baptisms, Confirmations, Marriages and Blessing of Marriage please contact the Minister
All are most welcome at all services.
Service Times last updated on the 18th of October, 2017
Sunday Mornings at 10:30 am
Services are led by a Local Preacher, Worship Leader or the Minister.
Services of Holy Communion are held once a month.
Children of all ages are welcome! We have a children's play area at the back of church, as well as Junior Church.
Refreshments are served after Morning Services.
Sunday Evenings at 6:30 pm
1st Sunday: Faith and Folk
2nd and 4th Sundays: We join our friends at St Aidan's, Gillamoor
3rd Sunday: Reflective Worship with Holy Communion
Occasional Services
For Baptisms, Confirmations, Marriages and Blessing of Marriage please contact the Minister
All are most welcome at all services.
Service Times last updated on the 18th of October, 2017
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Regular Weekly Community Activities
Monday
Art Club: weekly, Sept – May. 9.30 am—12 noon each Monday. All Welcome. For more details 01751 431744
Not Strictly Come Dancing: Come along for a bit of exercise and a chat. Monday afternoon every fortnight 2—4.30pm . All proceeds go to Marie Curie. For more details; Pam 01751 430233
Womens's Institute: Open to women of all ages. Social & educational. We like to try new ideas & skills. 7.15pm Apr-Oct, 2.15pm Nov-March. First Monday of the month except BHs. New members welcome. Christine 01751 43157I
Tuesday
Oasis: weekly, 10.00 – 12 am - Drop In for coffee, company or quiet contemplation
Ryedale Natural History Society: Indoor meetings 3rd Tuesdays at 7:30pm in winter and field outings through the summer. Contact Pauline Popley
Brownies: “The Brownie Adventure is about trying new things that teach girls about themselves, their community and their world”. For 7 – 11 year olds. Weekly in term time, 6.00 – 7.30 pm. Contact Angela Rooke
Wednesday
Next Steps: weekly 9-12 am. We have arts,crafts and a men's group(Men In Sheds). They do wood etching,modelling,glass etching and wood crafts. This group is aimed at reducing isolation. Transport can be available if needed.There are teas coffees and cakes available. A very relaxing social group. Contact Leisa Burniston 01653 690854
Dinner Club: weekly, 12 noon
Rainbows: “Rainbows is exciting, messy, friendly and a lot of fun!”. For 5-7 year olds. Weekly in term time, 5-6 pm. [Current waiting list for new members] Contact : Jo Maxwell
Young Farmers: Activities, social events, educational events, friendship & fun! Age 10—26. New members welcome (you don’t have to be a farmer! ) Contact Grace: 07964 810555
Thursday
Slimming World: “Start your journey to a slimmer, happier you” . New members welcome. Weekly at 5 pm and 7 pm. Contact Phoebe 07969 958183
Friday
Parent and Toddlers: Informal and happy group for toddlers and their parents/carers/grandparents. Toys, activities and singing. New members welcome—just turn up! Term time, 9.30 - 11am
Saturday
Sarah Louise Ashworth School of Dance: Classes in ballet, tap, jazz, acro, contemporary, singing & drama. Exam & performance opportunities along with fun and fitness. Weekly during term time. New members welcome, aged 16 months plus. Adult & Gold classes are also held. Saturdays 8.30am—3.30pm 07801 885044 Sarah Louise Ashworth
Something for you we hope
Monday
Art Club: weekly, Sept – May. 9.30 am—12 noon each Monday. All Welcome. For more details 01751 431744
Not Strictly Come Dancing: Come along for a bit of exercise and a chat. Monday afternoon every fortnight 2—4.30pm . All proceeds go to Marie Curie. For more details; Pam 01751 430233
Womens's Institute: Open to women of all ages. Social & educational. We like to try new ideas & skills. 7.15pm Apr-Oct, 2.15pm Nov-March. First Monday of the month except BHs. New members welcome. Christine 01751 43157I
Tuesday
Oasis: weekly, 10.00 – 12 am - Drop In for coffee, company or quiet contemplation
Ryedale Natural History Society: Indoor meetings 3rd Tuesdays at 7:30pm in winter and field outings through the summer. Contact Pauline Popley
Brownies: “The Brownie Adventure is about trying new things that teach girls about themselves, their community and their world”. For 7 – 11 year olds. Weekly in term time, 6.00 – 7.30 pm. Contact Angela Rooke
Wednesday
Next Steps: weekly 9-12 am. We have arts,crafts and a men's group(Men In Sheds). They do wood etching,modelling,glass etching and wood crafts. This group is aimed at reducing isolation. Transport can be available if needed.There are teas coffees and cakes available. A very relaxing social group. Contact Leisa Burniston 01653 690854
Dinner Club: weekly, 12 noon
Rainbows: “Rainbows is exciting, messy, friendly and a lot of fun!”. For 5-7 year olds. Weekly in term time, 5-6 pm. [Current waiting list for new members] Contact : Jo Maxwell
Young Farmers: Activities, social events, educational events, friendship & fun! Age 10—26. New members welcome (you don’t have to be a farmer! ) Contact Grace: 07964 810555
Thursday
Slimming World: “Start your journey to a slimmer, happier you” . New members welcome. Weekly at 5 pm and 7 pm. Contact Phoebe 07969 958183
Friday
Parent and Toddlers: Informal and happy group for toddlers and their parents/carers/grandparents. Toys, activities and singing. New members welcome—just turn up! Term time, 9.30 - 11am
Saturday
Sarah Louise Ashworth School of Dance: Classes in ballet, tap, jazz, acro, contemporary, singing & drama. Exam & performance opportunities along with fun and fitness. Weekly during term time. New members welcome, aged 16 months plus. Adult & Gold classes are also held. Saturdays 8.30am—3.30pm 07801 885044 Sarah Louise Ashworth
Something for you we hope
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Kirkbymoorside Methodist Church Photo Gallery
Kirkbymoorside Methodist Church History
A Brief History of the Building in Piercy End
200 years in the present worship area
In 2012, based on a date stone over the entrance, we made an assumption that the building is 200 years old and as such, have made the year one of celebration - 200 years of continuing worship in the same building is worth celebrating! And we need to remember that it is the people who are the ‘church’, not the building in which we meet.
As part of the celebrations many historic documents were traced for an exhibition in church. Just a few of these are shown here. The research revealed that the site had been in Methodist hands much longer. Land and property was transferred to trustees on Christmas Day 1788 (which may be why even today the property insurance is due on 25th December)
200 years in the present worship area
In 2012, based on a date stone over the entrance, we made an assumption that the building is 200 years old and as such, have made the year one of celebration - 200 years of continuing worship in the same building is worth celebrating! And we need to remember that it is the people who are the ‘church’, not the building in which we meet.
As part of the celebrations many historic documents were traced for an exhibition in church. Just a few of these are shown here. The research revealed that the site had been in Methodist hands much longer. Land and property was transferred to trustees on Christmas Day 1788 (which may be why even today the property insurance is due on 25th December)