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The Parishes of Great Ayton with Easby
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The Reverend Canon Paul
Peverell
To access the different pages on our Website please click on the relative link on the left or at the top of this page or as indicated in the body of the texts.
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'Spire'
The June Issue of
Spire, our Parish Magazine,
The next Issue for July/August is due to be
published
XXX - If you missed the last issue, don't worry, it's still here. - XXX
If you like to know in
advance the text of our
If you would like to check
to see if you know everything there is to
Let us Pray...
Christ Church has formed a Prayer Circle so that prayer topics
can be
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The Diocese of York
York Diocesan News is available on line in
both Word and adminandinfo.cgi?t=template&a=464 ~~~~~~~ DIOCESE OF HO The Diocese of Ho website is undergoing additions and improvements. A link to this site will be included soon.
~~~~~~~ About us...Christ Church is an Anglican Christian church within the Church of England. It is the parish church of Great Ayton with Easby in the Deanery of Stokesley in the Diocese of York. We also have responsibility for the ancient 12th century All Saints Church which is situated in close proximity to Christ Church. St. Oswald's is the Parish Church of Newton-under-Roseberry and, together with Christ Church, forms a united benefice under the Vicar, the Reverend Paul Peverell, whose contact details are given below. For details of who the people are who run our parishes please click here.
As building of this site progresses, it is intended to include a variety of information regarding the history and geography of all the churches in our parishes, the church activity groups, the people involved in their administration and the ministry of the Church to God's people. Although there is a predominance of information relating to Christ Church, the Parish Church of Great Ayton, it is intended that pages and sections relating to St. Oswald's at Newton will eventually be included for those wanting information about that parish. Please be patient. It is also intended to include links to other websites both within and outside the Anglican Church where it is felt that these could be useful to those requiring information within a wider context.
Ongoing improvements to this site are in progress and will soon include additional sections with more photographs of our people and places. Watch this space for notice of these improvements when they are introduced.
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