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The Parish of
St Mary the Virgin
Nunthorpe-in-Cleveland


The Vision - Church and Affiliated Groups
Given below is brief summary of the activities of the many Church and affiliated groups centred on the Parish Church. A warm welcome will always be extended to anyone wishing to join in any of the activities.

Baptism Group

St Mary's Parish Church remains a very popular venue for baptism and the Baptism Group provide valuable support to the Clergy and to the parents and friends of the person being baptised, helping to make it the very special occasion that it should be.
Contact: Vera Charlton

Church Cleaning Group

The Parish Church is a beautifully appointed church, in an excellent state of repair, but like all such buildings it requires constant cleaning to maintain its appearance. The Church Cleaning Group operates a cleaning rota to keep it looking spick and span. New volunteers are always welcome to share the load.
Contact: Christine Young

Churches Together in Marton & Nunthorpe
The Churches Together group seek to achieve a closer understanding between the various denominations that worship in Marton and Nunthorpe, through numerous joint activities. These include fundraising for Mission work, joint acts of worship and participation in study courses.
Contact: Dr Graham Hassall (01642 318195)
Flower Guild

The aim of St Mary's Flower Guild is to provide extra funds for the PCC. Its very talented and imaginative members are responsible for providing the flowers the many weddings conducted each year in the Parish Church, and for Festival Days (Easter, Harvest and Christmas) and other special occasions and weeks when flowers are kindly donated by other people. A flower arrangement is provided each week at the Church Hall.
Contact: Betty Griffin

Ladies Luncheon Club

The aims of the Ladies Luncheon Club are to enrich the community life of Nunthorpe and to provide St Mary's Church with some regular income.
The Ladies Luncheon Club meets monthly to provide not only food for the body, but also food for thought, via the contributions of visiting speakers.
Up to one hundred people are catered for and a wide range of subjects are covered in the talks, providing entertainment and enlightenment. Click here for the current programme. The current programme may also be accessed via a link on the Forthcoming Events page.
Contact: Patricia Bingham

Mothers' Union

The Mothers' Union holds meetings twice monthly, on the 1st Tuesday of the month at 2pm and on the 3rd Tuesday of the month at 7.30pm in the Church Hall. The meetings are addressed by a variety of interesting speakers.
In addition to the meetings,
Mothers' Union members help at the Pram Services and organise various fundraising events for a range of charities.
Click on the MU logo below to connect to their national site.


Contact: Edith Dobson.
Nunthorpe News

The Nunthorpe News is a monthly magazine for the Parish, produced jointly by the Anglican and the Methodist Churches of Nunthorpe. Subscription is currently £5.00 per year. If you would like to subscribe please contact Ivan & Joan Lake (Tel. 01642 310701)

Contributions to the Nunthorpe News are always welcome. They should be submitted to Anne Graham at 40 Bedford Road, Nunthorpe (Tel. 316466)

To place an advertisement in the Nunthorpe News contact the Methodist Circuit Office (Tel. 01642 323924)

Nunthorpe Players
The Nunthorpe Players is a drama group affiliated to the Nunthorpe PCC, which stages a number productions at the Church Hall throughout the year. Click on their logo to link to their own web site.
Pram Service

The Pram Service, held twice weekly on Monday afternoons and Thursday mornings during term time. The service is divided up into time for worship and play time, with fellowship for the adults. It gives parents a chance to get to know one another and receive support, where necessary from the Mothers' Union, who help with the service.
All parents or carers with children under five are welcome to attend (check on the Services this Month page for times of the service.)
Contact for the Thursday Service: Edith Dobson

Sanctuary Guild

The Sanctuary Guild work quietly and efficiently to ensuring that the silver wear is kept polished and that there is a continual supply of clean Sanctuary Linen, both at the Church and at the Hall. They also have responsibility for the albs and girdles worn by the servers. New members are always welcome.
Contact: Jean Agar

Bright Sparks (Sunday School) and Crèche

Bright Spark activities are held during the middle section of the Sunday morning services at the hall, during term time only..
Classes usually follow the same theme as the service and after the class children from one of the groups usually make a short contribution to the service.
There are several groups covering the age range 3 to 11years.
New leaders are always welcomed.


Contact: Sue Cox

Crèche
There is a Do-it-yourself crèche with toys at the back of the hall.

Youth Groups

Please see the separate Youth Groups page