Our Church
St Andrew’s is a local ecumenical project between the Methodist and United Reformed Churches.
Whether you already live in Skipton, are visiting for a break or have moved into the area, St Andrew’s offers you a warm welcome and a opportunity to share worship at 10:30am every Sunday.
We are a church that seeks to embrace all who are of one heart, so that we can seek the mind of Christ and serve Him together
St Andrew’s is a local partnership of the United Reformed Church and the Methodist Church, where members of the two traditions share in worship, fellowship, service and mission.
We are a church that seeks to embrace all who are of one heart, so that together we can seek the mind of Christ and serve Him in the ministry of worship, caring love and evangelism.
You are welcome to join us for worship or in any other of our activities.
Worship takes place every Sunday at 10:30 with Sunday Crew (Junior Church) & Crèche. Mid week communion at 11:00 am on a Wednesday.
St Andrew’s aims to be at the heart of the community, the buildings are used by a wide range of regular users from our weekday coffee shop and Playgroup, to local history groups and the U3A.
St Andrew’s Playgroup aims to offer good quality play experiences in a caring environment. Play is seen as the most important learning medium for the preschool child. A variety of well planned activities will assist your child’s physical, mental and spiritual development in a Christian setting, helping him/her to become well-balanced, with the skills and experience to make a confident start at school.
The Playgroup meets in the smaller Primary Hall on Monday to Friday mornings 9.30 am to 11.30 am during school term times. It has been in operation for many years with a qualified and dedicated staff and supportive parents.
St Andrew’s Playgroup is open to all children aged from 2 years and you can add your child’s name to the waiting list at any time. We will do our best to accommodate children with special needs, taking into account the facilities available to us.
At present fees are £6 per session, payable every half term in advance. Please speak to the Playgroup Leader if this is difficult for you for any reason.
If you would like further information about the Playgroup or to discuss its suitability for your child, please get in touch via the contact page.
Our Coffee Shop is open each weekday between 10:00 am – 12:00 noon serving a variety of drinks and snacks.
Messy Church is a bi-monthly time when the Church family can come together to enjoy being together, making things together, eating together and worshipping together through stories, song and prayer. A typical ‘Messy Church’ runs something like this:- Following a welcome everyone moves freely around a range of craft activities; painting, sticking, cooking, colouring, playing games. This is followed by a short worship time where we share a bible story, sing and dance to a song and pray in a variety of ways. The afternoon ends with us sharing tea together – an essential part for some of the younger ones! It is open to all ages and there is something for everyone. It takes place on a Sunday afternoon from 3pm – 5pm.
Why not come and join us for an afternoon of fun and a chance to make new friends. There is no need to be a member of the Methodist or any other church. Just turn up on the afternoon and you will be made welcome.
If you would like further information about Messy Church, please get in touch via the contact page.
Parents and Toddlers meet in the church hall on a Tuesday between 09:30 am – 11:00 am during term time.
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This week we continued our series looking at the creeds and the way they display something of the landscape of faith inviting us to reflect on our key understandings about our God and the church Watch again Rev Richard Atkinson leaded us in looking at God as Trinity
This Sunday we started our new series looking at the creeds and the way they display something of the landscape of faith inviting us to reflect on our key understandings about our God and the church Watch again the Rev Richard Atkinson starting us off with What are the Creeds?
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Join us for worship at 10:30 as we continue our series looking at the creeds and the way they display something of the landscape of faith inviting us to reflect on our key understandings about our God and the church. Mrs Glennis Hobbs will lead us in looking at Crucified, risen and ascended.
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The Primary room is slightly smaller than the main hall but is also a good venue for children’s parties.
The Coffee Shop is a smaller space suitable for small group gatherings.
Will have a number of newly decorated offices which are available on a variety of leases, perfect for start up businesses in the Skipton area
The Church itself is used for a variety of events as well as regular worship. We have hosted concerts for orchestras and choirs as well as being used as a comedy venue!
St Andrew’s Church and Hall are located on Newmarket Street, Skipton BD23 2JE