Grassington Congregational Church
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Grassington Congregational Church
Local links ... reasons to visit Grassington!
"Surely life is more than food, the body more than clothes... Do not be anxious about tomorrow; tomorrow will look after itself. Each day has troubles enough of its own. Matthew 6."
Times of Services
10.30am Sunday morning family service
(with Holy Communion on 1st
Sunday in month)
7.30pm Church Members Meeting
(first Monday in the month)
Pilots (for young people)
Fridays:4.45-6.00pm School Year Groups 1-3
6.00-7.30pm School Year Groups 4-6
7.30-9.00pm School Year Groups 7+
Forthcoming Events/Notices
The church has recently supported the establishment of the Craven Schools Partnership - click on image for details.
We also work with the Cornerstone Christian Bookshop & Resources Centre in Skipton, and under their auspices have set up a new Schools Resource Centre in Grassington.
Don't know how to find us?
Click here for directions!
Outdoor activities
There are lots of lovely walks in the area, many accessible directly and others by means of short bus or car journeys. There are also well marked cycle routes offering quiet country lanes or mountain bike routes for the more adventurous!
The following web sites may help you:
Walking The Dales WayWalking the Lady Anne Clifford Way
Walking the Inn Way
Walks in Yorkshire
Cycling in the Yorkshire Dales
Mountain Biking in the Dales
Fly Fishing
Sailing
Upper Wharfedale Fell Rescue
Horse riding is also available at
local stables including the Kilnsey Trekking
& Riding Centre.
Accommodation
There are large number of holiday cottages and B&Bs in the area to suit all budgets and tastes.
To obtain comprehensive,
impartial advice together with availability details for all
the accommodation types available in the area it's best to
contact the Grassington
Tourist Information Centre.
Grassington Festival
Each June for two weeks Grassington has its own festival of music, theatre, comedy and visual art. The church is one of many venues used during the festival - its main use being as a cinema. Click here to be redirected to the Festival web site.
Jan Richardson's painting "Festival"
Dickensian Festival
This festival takes place on the first three Saturdays in
December. There's a traditional Christmas market with street
stalls, entertainment, exhibitions of traditional country
crafts etc. Park-and-ride facilities are available from
Swinden quarry. For full details - click here.
By supporting its Minister‘s work with the Craven Schools
Partnership, the Church helps to establish
links with Craven District's schools – not an easy task as
non-denominational educational establishments are often
reluctant to allow meaningful interaction between students
and Christian leaders. In promoting CSP's work the church
challenges young people to consider religious beliefs,
ethics, personal relationships and community life in the
context of an increasingly secular, materialistic and
individualistic society, and having done so to make informed
choices.
Schools within Grassington and Threshfield include:
Upper Wharfedale (11-16yrs) Grassington Primary Threshfield Primary