St Andrew's Chesterfield & Holymoorside Churches

Helpful hints on using, storing and disposing of garden pesticides from PSD - Pesticides Safety Directorate - an executive agency of Defra.

PSD supports and encourages efforts to reduce the environmental impact of pesticides in the UK.

Having in mind safety for people and the environment.......

Well Dressings in Holymoorside during August 2017.

Sunday 16 July 2017 is the 86th Anniversary of the founding of St Andrew's United Reformed Church in Chesterfield. The first service being held in Chesterfield's Market Hall.

George Mather, grandfather of the lady in the photograph was a Founder Member of St Andrew's Church and was present at that first service.

A Letter from Tuvalu, Polynesia

by Tafue Molu Lusama, General Secretary of the Ekalasia Kelisiano Tuvalu (Tuvalu Christian Church).
 

Tuvalu is among the most vulnerable countries in the world to climate change and rises in sea level.

A Prayer is offered in response to the terrible fire in a London Tower Block.

The moderators of the United Reformed Church General Assembly, Kevin Watson and Alan Yates, offer a prayer following the Grenfell Tower fire disaster.

Access the Prayer here:

A Prayer on the URC National Website

The Revd Dr Peter Stevenson, Minister of Crossway URC, London reflects on Saturday night's terror attack in the capital, and offers a prayer for us all.

Access the prayer here:

Prayer on the URC National Website

As part of the United Reformed Church year of Feast and Festivals Celebrations:

Sunday 11 June 2017

Celebrating Freedom
Across the East Midlands Synod
A synod-wide festival encouraging all local churches to spend some time, on the same day as others, to focus on the theme ‘Celebrating Freedom’.

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Statement from the Churches Together in England's Presidents, following the Manchester Attack

‘Our thoughts and prayers are with all those bereaved and injured by the cruel, senseless terrorist attack in Manchester. May God grant them strength and courage. Our faith teaches us that even the worst of evils can never defeat love, so we pray that the people of Manchester, of all faiths and none, will discover a renewed unity as they respond to this atrocity with compassion, dignity and hope.'