EVENTS
Coffee Morning
First Wednesday of each Month (not August)
Call in for a chat & refreshments
This is a monthly event in support of Church & Charity
10.00 am until 12 Noon in the Church Lounge.
The chosen charity from September 2024 until August 2025
is Doncaster Baby Basics
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2025 FORTHCOMING EVENTS April /May 2025 Wednesday 2nd Coffee Morning. Sunday 6th 10:30am United Service at Alder Grove Rev J. Henry Communion. Tuesday 8th Ladies Fellowship 2pm Rev Canon P. Richardson. Thursday 10th Church AGM in the Lounge 10:00am. Thursday 10th Craft & Chat 2pm. Palm Sunday 4pm Connect service in the Lounge Rev J. Henry. Tickhill Churches Together Easter day at the Buttercross 7:30am Easter Sunday 20 April Morning service 10:30am own arrangements. Tuesday 22nd Ladies Fellowship 2pm Organ recital John Marsden. Thursday 24th Craft & Chat 2pm. Saturday 3rd May Church tidying day 10am to 12 Noon. Sunday 4th May Morning service 10:30am Mrs P. Hankinson. Wednesday 7th May Coffee Morning 10am until 12 Noon. Friday 16th May Baby Basics thank you Afternoon Tea Church Lounge 2pm. Sunday 18th Connect Service 4pm church Lounge Rev J. Henry. Tuesday 20th May Church Growth Meeting 10:30am. Thursday 22nd Craft & Chat 2pm. Sunday 25th United morning service with Alder Grove at Tickhill Communion Rev J. Henry Sunday 25th Rogation Sunday. Tickhill Churches Together visit to local farms to bless the land 6pm. Assemble Methodist front yard. Tuesday 27th Ladies Fellowship 2pm Amusing Poems Mr Eric Chambers. |
Community & Tickhill Methodist Church form T.C.T. They meet together during Advent, week of Christian Unity, Lent and for Christian Aid support.
Unity Supper in the week of Christian Unity, January each year.
Easter Service 7.30 am. Sunday Morning at the Buttercross Market Place
Rogation Sunday groups drive to local farms to bless the land.
Summer Social event for T.C.T. is an Afternoon Tea, with quiz and lots of chat.
Tickhill Community Scarecrow Festival. The church was opened for refreshments from 10.30am until 2.30pm.
What Scarecrow? It was eventually decided to introduce our Methodist founder John Wesley to the festival visitors. A group of people worked together and produced the scarecrow you see in the photographs below.
Visit of the Coat of Hopes
Coat of Hopes arriving on Saturday 5th October after being walked from Rotherham. The coat is made up of 630 pieces of patchwork, applique and embroidered shapes by people concerned with national and world wide environmental problems. The coat was walked from the south coast of England to Cop 26 in Glasgow and since has been taken to various parts of the UK.
- Tickhill Methodist Church
- Northgate
- Tickhill
- South Yorkshire
- DN11 9HY