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Remembrance Day with our Muslim friends
11 November 2020
This was a Remembrance time like no other. As with most churches, our Sunday Remembrance service was online, so we decided to do actual Acts of Remembrance outside our churches facing the street on Remembrance Day itself. Our friends Hak and Busra, Turkish asylum seekers who first made contact at St Augustines looking for help a while ago, joined us
St Clement’s plans to warm up and go green
13 November 2020
St Clement’s has been working hard with the Anchor Project to prepare a plan to warm up our building, both literally and metaphorically. We are now at the point where we would usually pin up a notice on our church door to have a consultation period for our plans now they’ve been agreed by the church planning authority. As we’re in lockdown, we have been asked to tell of our plans on our website and social media instead, in case there are any objections.
Civic Remembrance Sunday (Bradford Cathedral)
8 October 2020
The Cathedral is livestreaming their 10.30am Civic Remembrance Service, with Bishop Nick
Centre for the Resolution of Conflicts (Centre Resolution Conflits) wins UNESCO award
15 October 2020
UNESCO will award the 2020 edition of the UNESCO-Madanjeet Singh Prize for the Promotion of Tolerance and Non-Violence to the nongovernmental Centre Résolution Conflits (Centre for Resolution of Conflicts - CRC) in the Democratic Republic of Congo on 15 October 2020.
Shine Online 2020
01 October 2020
Heart and Anchor Youth look forward to joining Shine online at St Augustine's during the first weekend in December.
Job Advert for Part Time Administrator St Augustine’s Church Bradford BD3
23 August 2020
We seek a part-time administrator at St Augustine’s Church, Bradford BD3
1.5 days a week – hours flexible
Applications in by 6th September
Interview 14th September
A space where you can see how our preparation is going to come out of lockdown as churches
10 July 2020
As of 9th July, we are still receiving latest guidance on how churches can come out of lockdown on a daily basis. It is not clear yet when that will settle down though I suspect we’ve had most of it now.
Covid-19 Update - Letter from Bishop Nick
10 July 2020
To all parishes in the Diocese of Leeds
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
We are living through challenging and extraordinary times. The church, committed to the real world and the communities in which we are set, has continued to worship and serve despite the restrictions. Given the nature of the virus, it will be some time before we emerge into something resembling ‘normality’. We have to be clear and honest about that.
