St Mark's Broomhill and Broomhall
Broomhill Festival 6 – 22 June ~ 40th Anniversary
The Broomhill Festival is a local community celebration held every June, which brings Broomhill together, raising money for local charities.
Seminar and Library Evening – 18 June 2014
Join us for our next Seminar and Library evening with Grace Vincent talking about the practicalities, problems and rewards of setting up a project, from concept to reality.
Sheffield May Day Trek: 6 May 2013
The Sheffield May Day Trek is an annual sponsored walk to raise money for Christian Aid and CAFOD. It began 30 yrs ago and with the associated night hike raises around £15,000 each year for the two charities! The money raised is used by both charities to support long term development projects.
Community Worker with Older People
Community Worker with Older People – closing date 10am on Monday 4 February 2013. Churches Together in Broomhill and Broomhall, Sheffield, wishes to appoint an experienced part-time (17.5 hours per week) worker in view of the forthcoming retirement of the present post holder. Empathy with older people, their relatives and
Community Worker with Older People
Community Worker with Older People – closing date 10am on Monday 4 February 2013. Churches Together in Broomhill and Broomhall, Sheffield, wishes to appoint an experienced part-time (17.5 hours per week) worker in view of the forthcoming retirement of the present post holder. Empathy with older people, their relatives and
Consultation on St Mark’s engagement with Social Justice – Saturday 2 February 2013
People at St Mark’s have long seen a need to relate their faith to social action. Since the early 1990s, the Social Responsibility Group (SRG) has been the church’s umbrella body for activities of this kind, though SRG has not had an exclusive role, There is now a need to review not just
Christmas Unwrapped – 10 & 17 December 2012
CHRISTMAS UNWRAPPED: A fresh look at the gospel stories of Jesus’ birth. Discover how to read them as the evangelists intended. A two-part seminar on Mondays 10 and 17 December at 7.30 pm in the lounge. All welcome.
Things we’d rather not think about
For all sorts of reasons, we are rarely given opportunity to engage with some of the most important aspects of life. These evenings aim to take a fresh, creative look at traditional Advent themes by drawing on poetry, prose, music, images and silence to aid reflection and make space for
Things we’d rather not think about
For all sorts of reasons, we are rarely given opportunity to engage with some of the most important aspects of life. These evenings aim to take a fresh, creative look at traditional Advent themes by drawing on poetry, prose, music, images and silence to aid reflection and make space for