If you are searching for a meaningful and heartwarming way to celebrate Christmas this year, attending one of the four churches in Crosspool could be a wonderful option for you. These churches are not just places of worship, but also vibrant communities that come together to celebrate the joyous occasion of Christmas.
Attending a Christmas service at one of the four churches in Crosspool is a beautiful way to celebrate this joyous occasion. It offers a space for peaceful contemplation, a chance to reconnect with the true meaning of Christmas, and an opportunity to experience unity with the community. So embrace the spirit of Christmas and let the churches in Crosspool guide you on a heartfelt journey of celebration and reflection.
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.
Crosspool Forum Open Meeting St Columba’s Church, Manchester Road Thursday 7:00pm 26th October 2023.
South Yorkshire Mayor Oliver Coppard has kindly agreed to join us at this Open Meeting as our guest speaker. This is your chance to learn more about Oliver and to hear about his vision and plans for our region and how he intends to address the current issues that affect us all. You will also have the opportunity to ask Oliver any questions you may have. Please note that this is not a political meeting, but a Forum meeting, so we ask you to respect our guidelines on impartiality and the time limit for each question.
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.
The 2-day Craft, Art, Photography and Cake exhibition at St Columba Church continues today. Don’t miss out on seeing the amazing photography, paintings and more, all done by local talent.
Here are a few examples of what’s in store for you to enjoy.
St Columba and Stephen Hill Church have opened their New Godly Play Recourse Centre on the stage at St Columba’s Church, 10am till 12pm every Monday and Friday in term time. A warm welcome awaits everyone who pops by to borrow a Godly Play Story, stays to enjoy a Godly play story being told, or just to have a chat and a drink.
All are welcome to drop in at St Columba’s church to enjoy pancakes on Pancake Day, Tuesday 21st February, from 3.00pm to 4.30pm. Bring your own topping.
Stephen Hill Church is having a Family Fun Friday early Easter celebration on 3rd March, 6.30pm.  All are welcome to come and enjoy lots of Easter activities and an Easter Film.Â
St Columba welcomes all to join them for their Special All Age Cafe Church starts at 10.30am on the 5th of March with a guest visitor from `Compassion UK’ speaking at this service about how we can help children in other countries.
Easter Egg Hunt around Crosspool from the 1st to the 10th of April. Pick up your activity sheets from St Columba and Stephen Hill Church from the 13th of March. For more information contact Tara childrens@stcolumbacrosspool.org.uk
The Crosspool Forum Open Meeting is this Thursday 26th January 2023 7pm, at St Columba’s Church, Manchester Road, Crosspool S10 5PL. Local councillors and the police will be on hand to listen to your concerns on local issues.