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September 2018
Alzheimer’s Society – Acomb Memory Cafe
Acomb Dementia Cafe The Dementia Cafe provides information about living with dementia and other services available locally in an informal and comfortable environment. A Dementia Café is also a place to relax, socialise and meet other people with dementia and their carers. Who this service is for People with Dementia and their carers, family and friends Contact information contact telephone 01904 567701 (Office opening times: Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm.) contact email yorkservices@alzheimers.org.uk Amenities P Parking off site Toilet…
Find out more »Zumba Gold
Have fun whilst dancing your way into better shape and improving your levels of health and fitness. Tuesdays 1:30-2:30pm. Acomb Methodist church hall.
Find out more »Age UK Day Club
Our target groups are those who are socially isolated. The groups are participative and we encourage our clients to play a full part in them. We welcome wheelchair users; all our venues are flat and user friendly. We also look forward to welcoming couples and more able people who may like to play a role in the running of the clubs. The clubs are not ‘drop in’ centres and we look for a degree of commitment from our clients to…
Find out more »Weightwatchers – Wednesdays 6:30pm
Weightwatchers Meet Wednesdays 6:30pm and Thursdays 10:00am at the church.
Find out more »Popup Cafe
Join us for a new venture. Relax in our new (well lets say previously loved) leather sofas in the main church, for a pop-up cafe every Friday from 10.30am-2:00pm ish. Offering a range of low cost fruit and herbal teas, and filter coffee (including Barista style drinks) In the near future we'll have cakes and snacks, but for now just biscuits so if you'd like something more substantial then please bring it with you. We hope this will be the…
Find out more »Popup Cafe
Join us for a new venture. Relax in our new (well lets say previously loved) leather sofas in the main church, for a pop-up cafe every Friday from 10.30am-2:00pm ish. Offering a range of low cost fruit and herbal teas, and filter coffee (including Barista style drinks) In the near future we'll have cakes and snacks, but for now just biscuits so if you'd like something more substantial then please bring it with you. We hope this will be the…
Find out more »Men’s Breakfast (Fcubed)
Fraternal Fried Fellowship or Fcubed is a social gathering for men of all ages to come have breakfast and socialize. We meet at 8:15 and the men of the church cook! We ask a donation to cover costs, and occasionally offer the chance to take part in a bit of light DIY afterwards, but neither is obligatory. If you would be interested in coming along to men’s breakfast please contact David Blamire (see info below).
Find out more »Community Garden Work Days – Come and Help
Once a month, a team of volunteers from the church and community gather for a work morning to weed, plant, nurture and shape our community garden beds. You don't need skills just enthusiasm. Kath our garden manager, will show you the ropes and there are plenty of people to work alongside to learn new skills. The mornings are open to new volunteers, just follow the drive down the side of the church and you'll find us in the rear garden. …
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Reflective Morning Prayers
Reflective Morning Prayer As part of vision for the church,we are aiming to establish a rhythm of prayer and worship centred on our new retreat garden. At present, we are starting with a new pattern of morning prayer, starting at 9am, and concluding after about half an hour with a shared breakfast. We'll use some simple liturgies, such as the Methodist morning prayer, or Northumbrian Community morning prayer, but there will be plenty of time for shared personal prayer. The…
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Sunday Morning Worship
Sunday worship takes place at 10:30am The third Sunday is All Age Family Worship, but otherwise the children and young people join us for part of the service, with a creche and young church taking place in parallel with the main service.
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