Leeds School Of Theology Leeds School of Theology Promo Video from Mosaic Church on Vimeo.   The Leeds School of Theology is open to all and is an exciting opportunity for anyone wanting to gain a greater knowledge of God, scripture and theology. The course aims to equip, empower and inspire students to think theologically and to read, study and apply God’s Word in a deeper and life transforming way. It is accessible to everyone; simple enough to be grasped, yet deep enough to be challenging. Students are encouraged to ask questions, challenge assumptions and think for themselves. It provides a safe and nurturing environmentRead More →

Horsforth Live at Home Activities The Most Up To Date Information about activities is in the newsletter below: MHA Autumn 2022 Newsletter MHA Spring 2022 Newsletter Weekly Activities at Central Methodist church on Town Street. A Short Trot through our activities… 2022 MONDAYS Bat ‘n’ Chat:  games of table tennis on the 1st and 3rd Monday of the month, all abilities welcome, no booking required.  A jigsaw will be available and refreshments too. Indoor Bowling:  the hall at Central is set up for indoor bowls on the 2nd and 4th Monday of the month at 10.00, a small group of bowlers looking for new members,Read More →

Horsforth Live At Home : a project Horsforth Churches Together have a close connection with.  It was originally set up by the churches group and many of the churches continue to offer it support and be grateful for the wonderful work it does. Leeds School of Theology : A city wide school of theology which a number of members from our congregations have benefited from. Refugee Projects : Many of us in Horsforth were hugely moved by stories of refugees and Asylum seekers during ‘The World on our Doorstep.” We are delighted to promote and encourage the work of so many organisations who work toRead More →

Horsforth Churches Together Primary School Team “It takes a village to bring up a child” We are very grateful to have eight excellent primary schools in Horsforth. As Horsforth churches together we are developing a primary school team with the aim of supporting schools in the work of educating and nurturing the 1800 children whom they serve. The African saying “it takes a village to raise a child” invites a response from us all to offer what we can to support the children in our community. As the church we have much to give. The primary school team seeks to bring ‘willing volunteers’ from across theRead More →