Welcome to the churches of Little Horton in Bradford

All Saints and St Oswald’s

We belong to the Anglican Communion, within the CofE Diocese of Leeds. As a member of the Church of England, our Churches have adopted the House of Bishops safeguarding guidelines to Promoting A Safer Church. If you want to get in touch with someone other than the clergy about safeguarding, please Contact Pauline Lucas at St Oswald’s or Churchwarden Chris Graham, and for All Saints Contact Janet Firth. You can also ring Childline on 0800 1111, Bradford Safeguarding Unit on 01274 437500 or Bradford Emergency Duty Team on 01274 431010.

St. Oswald’s and All Saints, Bradford

Church opening We are opening one Church each Sunday at 10.30 am (St. Oswald’s 16th and 30th August, All Saints 23rd August and 6th September), and continuing to live stream – see below.

The Church of England have also prepared a really valuable set of reflections for promoting mental health and wellbeing at this time, why not take a look? Daily Hope? is the Church of England’s helpline. Using a freephone number (0800 8048044), it offers a hymn, reading and prayer.

Hot news: (25 July 2020) All Saints has been awarded £8000 from National Churches Trust and a further £8000 from the Wolfson Foundation towards repair of our windows; that leaves us only £2300 to go towards the total of £52,000, and we can order a start to the work!

We can also be found on Instagram and Twitter – why not come and join the conversation?

All Saints

At All Saints, we believe that God loves us and that he sent Jesus to die for us and to rise again from the dead. Through faith in Jesus we find our wrongdoings forgiven and we know peace with God and with one another. And one day we look forward to being with God in heaven.

Sundays
Sunday worship is at 11.15 a.m. when we meet God in the teaching of the Bible and in Holy Communion. There is Sunday School for children during the service every Sunday except the first of the month. After the service time we serve drinks and cake and a chance to meet one another.

For beginners
Once or twice a year we offer a six week ‘START!’ course for those wanting to explore their faith. In a small group in the vicarage we meet over coffee and video to discuss the meaning of life. Contact the vicar.

Our Vicar
All Saints shares a vicar, Rev. Canon Stephen Treasure, with St Oswald’s Church, further up Little Horton Lane.

Find us
All Saints Church, postcode BD5 0NG, is located on Little Horton Lane, opposite St Luke’s hospital. For easy parking, turn down Pullan Street, opposite the hospital; turn right at the end onto Little Horton Green, and there is plenty of parking there and on Kennion Street, right from Little Horton Green.

More about All Saints→

St Oswald’s↓

St Oswald’s

At St Oswald’s, we believe that God loves us and that he sent Jesus to die for us and to rise again from the dead. Through faith in Jesus we find our wrongdoings forgiven and we know peace with God and with one another. And one day we look forward to being with God in heaven.

Sundays
Sunday worship is at 9.30 a.m. when we meet God in the teaching of the Bible and in Holy Communion. There is Sunday School for children during the service every Sunday except the first of the month. After the service time we serve drinks and biscuits and a chance to meet one another.

For beginners
Once or twice a year we offer a six week ‘START!’ course for those wanting to explore their faith. In a small group in the vicarage we meet over coffee and video for an hour and a quarter to discuss the meaning of life. Contact the vicar.

More about St Oswald’s→

Services and Events ↓

Services and Events

Services on Sundays – in normal times: –

St Oswald’s
9.30 a.m. Holy Communion with Sunday School. (First Sunday is All-Age)
All Saints
11.15 a.m. Holy Communion (First Sunday is All-Age)

Diary – empty, due to Coronavirus…

News and Notices

Rev Jenny Green leaves us this month, for Carlisle, where she is retiring. Jenny served 22 years in Uganda before coming to BD5. She has been with us since 2015, mainly involved in St Matthew’s Bankfoot, but also in All Saints, and we shall miss her preaching, her laughter and her commitment to the poor.

June Hopkinson will be leaving also in August. Sadly the funding is not there to maintain a full-time role, and she needs a full-time job. She has been with us since September 2015, and we will miss her skill and resourcefulness at Messy Church and Journeymakers especially.

KNIT FOR PEACE
Over the last three years we have sent more than 200 hats and jumpers for children in Syria but the situation is now changing and they are especially wanting blankets for babies and children. If you are in the process of knitting a jumper that is fine and will be well received but we can then focus our efforts on knitting squares which Adurey Barr will sew together to make a blanket. Some people may welcome such a project in these self isolating days.
Audrey says, ‘I suggest we produce 5 inch squares in any colour. They can be garter stitch or have a pattern. It doesn’t matter, Just knit what you are most comfortable with. There are lots of patterns online, if you would prefer to make it more interesting for yourself. Please let me have any knitting you are able to produce and I will send it to Knit for Peace who then send it on to Syria and other war-torn areas of the world.’