Stephen Hill Methodist Church Pre-Christmas Sing 23
Carol singalong
“Everyone Welcome”, to a pre-Christmas Carol Singalong at the Stephen Hill Methodist Church coffee morning, Monday, 4th December at 10.30 am.
Don’t miss this opportunity to lift your spirits and share your voice with others to sing traditional Carols- Old and New; Modern and Local. Let’s make this Christmas season more meaningful and memorable by singing our hearts out.
Make sure you sing your favourite carol at least once this year! Send any requests to Bob Townrow Tele: 2301098, TowniesRM@TalkTalk.net
Children’s Christmas Party (For the younger members of our community 3 to 10yrs) St Columba’s Church Hall, Saturday 16th December, 2pm – 4pm Tickets now available at the Crosspool Pet Shop 22 Sandygate Road.
Tapton Hill Congregational Church invites you to join them in the church garden just before 11 am tomorrow, Saturday 11th November, for a service of remembrance around the Crosspool community memorial.
The Rev. Suzanne Nockels will lead you in prayer and reflection to remember the sacrifice of those around the world whose life has been touched by conflict.
A lone trumpeter will play the last post and the two-minute silence will be observed.
“We will never forget the cost of war, nor the value of peace”.
On Sunday, there will also be a Remembrance Sunday Service in the Chapel at 2.45 p.m.
Everyone is invited to join us on Saturday 11th November at 10.45 a.m., for a brief ceremony to commemorate Armistice Day. We will remember and honour the memory of all those who have been affected by conflict. The ceremony will take place near the community-funded memorial outside Tapton Hill Congregational Church where a military bandsman will play the last post and we observe the two-minute silence. “We will never forget the cost of war, nor the value of peace”.
On Sunday, there will also be a Remembrance Sunday Service in the Chapel at 2.45 p.m.
Stephen Hill Methodist Church are delighted to invite you to join them for a special festive evening of music and joy.
On Wednesday 13th of December at 7.45 pm, The Salvation Army Band will make their annual visit to perform their wonderful tunes for us. Nothing says ‘Christmas’ quite like the sound of a brass band and many people consider that their festive season starts on this night.
Don’t miss this chance to enjoy The Salvation Army Band’s annual concert and to support their praiseworthy cause. There is no admission fee, but you will have an opportunity to contribute a donation to the ongoing work of the Salvation Army in Sheffield if you wish.
The two charities that Stephen Hill Methodist Church supported in 2022/23, The Yorkshire Air Ambulance and The Sheffield Children’s Hospital, have each received £3,100 from the church’s fundraising efforts. The church is delighted to share this news and to thank everyone who contributed. As a token of gratitude, the hospital will display an illuminated snowflake with the church’s name on it this Christmas.
St Columba & Stephen Hill Churches invites you to join them for an early festive treat of music and song on Saturday, 25th November, at 7:30 p.m. at Stephen Hill Church. 547 Manchester Road. Crosspool S10 5PL
The Sheffield Folk Chorale
If you love listening to harmonious melodies and diverse genres, you will appreciate the splendid voices of The Sheffield Folk Chorale. This talented choir, under the direction of Graham Pratt, showcases the beauty of vocal music with their performances of songs to suit different tastes and moods.
This year’s concert will benefit two worthy causes: The Family Works, a charity organisation that helps families in Sheffield who are facing difficulties such as poverty, domestic violence, and mental health issues, Provides counselling, advocacy, parenting support, and practical assistance that will allow them to overcome their challenges and improve their well-being. The Smile Train is a global charity that helps children with a cleft lip and palate to get access to safe and quality surgery in poorer parts of the world and provides local medical professionals with training and equipment to perform cleft surgeries in their own communities. By doing so, not only does it transform the lives of children with clefts, but also strengthens the health systems of the countries where they work.
Admission tickets are just £8. You can reserve your seat by talking to Bob Hodges or Roger Kite, at Stephen Hill Church on Monday mornings or Tele: 0114 2306194 / 0114 2303207
Just turn up bringing all your friends and family. We look forward to seeing you there!
If you are between 10 and 18 years old and enjoy playing badminton, you might be interested in joining Bob Townrow’s Junior Badminton Club.
The club meets every Thursday evening during the school term from 6.30pm to 7.30pm, at the Stephen Hill Methodist Church on Benty Lane, to play mainly doubles with other members on the one court available. The club welcomes players of all skill levels, from beginners to advanced. You don’t need to bring your own equipment, as everything is provided by the club. The fee is only £10 per term, which is very affordable. Don’t miss this opportunity to have fun and improve your badminton skills with Bob Townrow’s Junior Badminton Club. Tele:0114 2301098, Email:towniesrm@talktalk.net
LEGO HARVEST at Tapton Hill Church, Manchester Road, Crosspool.
Tapton Hill Congregational Church is holding another of their popular fun Lego events on Saturday 7th October from 10:30 am. to 11.30am.
This event is for children aged 5-12 to build their own imaginary factory inspired by an iconic favourite Sheffield food product, using mountains of Lego. Please note- I’m afraid you cannot take your creation home, but you can take lots of photos of it. Please bring an adult with you, (No unaccompanied children please). We will also give thanks for all those who help our food get to our plates and share a Harvest-themed Bible story.
There’ll be snacks and drinks for you. Any donations you can give would be very much appreciated.
For more details call Suzanne Nockels Tele: 07837 427 585 or at suzannenockels@gmail.com
This recent exhibition showcasing the extraordinary creativity and talent of Crosspool was yet another resounding success!
Crosspool estate agents, Cocker & Carr kindly sponsored the prizes for the winners and runners-up of the exhilarating two-day festival exhibition
This captivating event encompassed a wide range of artistic endeavours, including art, craft, photography, and cake-making competitions. The exhibition was a true celebration of talent, featuring captivating displays from local members of the Sheffield Photography Society, Sheffield Philatelic Society, as well as skilled lace makers. Additionally, the alpaca wool creations from Holly Hagg Community Farm added a charming touch to the exhibition, ensuring a diverse array of artistic expressions.
With over 140 breathtaking items on display, there was something to captivate the admiration and enjoyment of every visitor. The exhibition also provided an opportunity for visitors to engage and participate, as more than 130 attendees had the chance to cast their votes for their favourite art piece and photograph. Meanwhile, a panel of esteemed judges meticulously evaluated the craft and cake-making categories. Their discerning eyes and expertise allowed them to recognize exceptional skill and outstanding craftsmanship from the participants.
As a token of appreciation, Cocker & Carr will proudly display the winning entries for the next week, allowing the wider community to marvel at the sheer brilliance of the works. Take a moment to celebrate the remarkable achievements of the winners!
In the Art category, Beth Eastwood secured the top spot among the talented contestants above the age of 16, while Sue Sherwood claimed a well-deserved second place.
Moving on to the under-16s category, Neha Chonkar emerged as the winner, showcasing incredible talent at such a young age, while Thomas Hickin secured an impressive second place.
Focusing on the captivating realm of Photography, it is worth mentioning that Andrew Graves not only claimed the first-place position but also demonstrated exceptional skill by securing second place among contestants above the age of 16.
The Craft category was another highlight of the exhibition, with participants showcasing their exceptional skills and creativity. Among contestants above the age of 16 impressing the judges with their remarkable craftsmanship, Ken Rutter emerged as the deserving winner. Sylvia Hartley, with her incredible talent and attention to detail, secured a commendable second place.
The exciting competition for Cakes! Taking home, the well-deserved first place in the over-16s category was the talented Leonie Souster! Her cake wowed the judges with its impeccable design, delicious flavours, and flawless execution. It was truly a masterpiece! Securing the second position was the incredibly creative Gillian Nottingham. Her cake impressed everyone with its unique concept and mouthwatering taste. These talented individuals showcased their love for baking and left a lasting impression on everyone present at the competition.
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