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The Lunchtime Concert on Tues.8th Oct has been cancelled -
the next concert is on 12th NOVEMBER at NEW TIME of 11am-Noon
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PLEASE NOTE NEW TIME of 11am-Noon...
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Details of services at All Saints' each month :-
Sundays - 10.30am Parish Eucharist
Second Sunday - 10.30am Morning Praise - June-Sept in The Millennium Garden (weather permitting)
Every Wednesday - 10am Holy Communion (BCP)
All Saints' is open daily for prayer during daylight hours.
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All Saints' Church stands at the heart of the market town of Kirkbymoorside, whose Market Charter dates from 1254. The town takes its name from the church, "the church at the head of the moors".
There is some evidence of a site of worship here dating to the 9th century, although continuous records trace the church from the 10th century. Kirkby Church and its priest are mentioned in the Domesday Book. The present structure is largely Norman with later additions (notably the nave roof) in the 15th and 19th centuries ( the 14th century sedilia are still in use today).
The chancel screen by Temple Moore commemorates the fallen in World War One, as does The Cross, also by Temple Moore, unveiled in 1920 (see www.templemooretrail.co.uk).
Within Kirkbymoorside there is a lively and active Local History Group (click on www.kirkbymoorside.info and follow links), and many visitors are drawn to All Saints' finding the gentle tranquility of God within its ancient walls.
All Saints' Church stands firmly within the Anglican tradition of worship and belief, celebrating the heritage of The Church of England, yet embracing new visions of faith for the 21st century.
Visitors (of any age !) will find a warm and quiet welcome here.
For further information, please contact the Church Wardens: Anne Warriner (01751-432915) and Kathy Robson (01751-432158)
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