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 Lego Harvest

A LEGO Feast of Fantasy!
Saturday 11th October 10.30am-11.30am
Tapton Hill Congregational Church, Manchester Road

Calling all young creators (ages 5–11) and their grown-up! No unaccompanied children please.
 Step into a world where bricks become banquets and imagination is always on the menu.
Design your very own café or restaurant using LEGO bricks; will it be a Dragon Diner serving sizzling fries or a Superhero Ice Cream Parlour stacked with sky-high scoops? Maybe a Harvest Hut bursting with autumn treats and veggie delights?

Let’s celebrate our favourite foods and the joy of Harvest time. Get creative with colourful builds and wild ideas, working together to bring your edible dreams to life.
Whether you’re dreaming of rainbow spaghetti or pumpkin pie that flies, this is your chance to build, bond, and be part of something brilliant.
Refreshments included. Donations welcome.
Please note- you cannot take your creation home, but you can take lots of photos of it.
For more details call Suzanne Nockels at suzannenockels@gmail.com or call 07837427585

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Carol Service at Tapton Hill Church

Celebrating Christmas Carol Service

The Loxley Silver Band are delighted to be returning once again to Tapton Hill Congregational Church for the annual Christmas carol concert.
This Sunday 15th December at 2.45pm

The Church is on the corner of Manchester Road and Tapton Hill Road.

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Lego Summer Church

This Saturday August 17th 10.30am-12noon
Tapton Hill Congregational Church
40 Tapton Hill Rd, (Manchester Road) Sheffield S10 5GB

Creating a Lego boat that can float and carry marbles is a fun and educational activity that combines engineering and creativity. The number of marbles your Lego boat can hold depends on its design and buoyancy. A well-designed Lego boat can be quite buoyant and hold a significant number of marbles.
As for the Bible story, it refers to the miraculous catch of fish, a tale of faith and abundance, reminding us of the unexpected ways in which life can flourish under divine providence. This story can inspire reflection on the richness and possibilities of lives Surprises

For ages 5-11 years plus their grown-up, No unaccompanied children, please. Refreshments included. Donations welcome.
Sorry you can’t take any Lego home, but you can take lots of pictures of your creation
For more details call Suzanne Nockels at suzannenockels@gmail.com or call 07837 427 585

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Crosspool Christmas Services

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.

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Service of Remembrance

Crosspool community memorial

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.

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Lego Challenge

Crosspool Festival Lego Challenge
Saturday, July 8th, 10.30am-11.45am
Tapton Hill Congregational Church
Manchester Road

Come and make Sheffield out of Lego!

Cheese Grater
City Hall
Crucible Theatre

Your creations will be displayed in the Crosspool Churches afterward.
For primary-aged children and their grown-ups.
Sorry, we aren’t able to look after unaccompanied children.
No need to book.

Donations are welcome to the Crosspool Festival charities.

Refreshments will be provided.
For more information contact Suzanne Nockels at suzannenockels@gmail.com or 0114 2325790

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Lost Chord

Lost Chord Dementia Charity Comes to the Crosspool Festival

Tuesday 4th July at 7pm – Tapton Hill Congregational Church

LOST CORD UK is an innovative charity dedicated to improving the quality of life and well-being of those living with dementia and other complex health needs.
They provide interactive music sessions in both the community and care home settings and increase the self-esteem and well-being of everyone who takes part in these sessions.

From a modest beginning in 11 CareHomes in Rotherham, Lost Chord has expanded across the country.

We will be joined by their CEO, Clare Langan, a flautist with an international reputation, who has worked with the charity for 20 years and is a passionate ambassador for Lost Chord.
Clare will tell us more about the charity and its impact on the lives of people living with dementia and how we can get involved.

You can look at their website for more information: lost-chord.org.uk