St. Mary's Church, North Stainley
OVERVIEW
St Mary's Church is a quiet, prayerful oasis in the growing village of North Stainley. It is open most days for private prayer and visitors, and is used once a week by North Stainley C.E. School, for Collective Worship.
SERVICES
Sunday service, Holy Communion 9.15am on the first and third Sunday of the month. Revive service, 4pm on the 2nd and 4th Sunday's of the Month
In addition to Sunday services, we get together with our village school for services such as Mothering Sunday, Christmas, Harvest and Easter.
CALENDAR
See our Diary for details of forthcoming services.
HISTORY
The township or village of North Stainley was part of the parish of Ripon. By the early years of the 19th century the rise of Methodism and the realisation that many large tracts of land and their populace were hardly being served by the church, led to the passing of the Church Building Act 1818. This prompted the erection of many new church buildings and the allocation to their incumbents of pastoral responsibility, for parts of existing larger parishes.
WHAT'S GOING ON
Pancake Party 1st March > Bacon Church
CHURCHWARDENS
Scilla Kealey 01765 635253 > Christine Waugh 01765 603802
LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION
Main Street, North Stanley, Ripon HG4 4EG
St Mary's Church is a quiet, prayerful oasis in the growing village of North Stainley. It is open most days for private prayer and visitors, and is used once a week by North Stainley C.E. School, for Collective Worship.
SERVICES
Sunday service, Holy Communion 9.15am on the first and third Sunday of the month. Revive service, 4pm on the 2nd and 4th Sunday's of the Month
In addition to Sunday services, we get together with our village school for services such as Mothering Sunday, Christmas, Harvest and Easter.
CALENDAR
See our Diary for details of forthcoming services.
HISTORY
The township or village of North Stainley was part of the parish of Ripon. By the early years of the 19th century the rise of Methodism and the realisation that many large tracts of land and their populace were hardly being served by the church, led to the passing of the Church Building Act 1818. This prompted the erection of many new church buildings and the allocation to their incumbents of pastoral responsibility, for parts of existing larger parishes.
WHAT'S GOING ON
Pancake Party 1st March > Bacon Church
CHURCHWARDENS
Scilla Kealey 01765 635253 > Christine Waugh 01765 603802
LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION
Main Street, North Stanley, Ripon HG4 4EG
