All Hallows Blog

On Wednesday 10th September Jonathan Moseley gave a glorious demonstration of flower arranging accompanied by humorous anecdotes from his past, including incidents in his childhood when visiting his grandparents who lived in Harthill. Thanks to his generosity in enabling all the arrangements to be raffled off, a substantial sum of money was raised for All Hallows Church. During his talk, he stressed the importance of the people continuing to support the Church enabling it to

I was walking down life's highway  a long, long time ago.   One day I saw a sign that read,  "HEAVEN'S GROCERY STORE."   As I got a little closer, the door opened wide,  and I found myself standing inside. I saw a host of ANGELS.  They were standing everywhere.   One handed me a basket and said,  "My Child, shop with care." Everything a human needed  was in that grocery store.   And if you couldn't carry it all,  you could come back the next day for more.   First, I got some

"Give us this day our daily bread" - topped the poll for the most recognisable words in Britain, above the National Anthem! The survey was commissioned in May 2025 by the Church of England and performed by Savanta. More than 2000 people were given multiple choice options and asked to choose the source of the most widely recognised quotations. The survey was weighted to represent the general public by age, gender, region and ethnicity. 80.3% recognised that "Give us this day

Some of you may have noticed that the bells have not been ringing before the 10am service on Sunday mornings. For some time our bell-ringing team had been supplemented by ringers from North Anston, but they were unable to help when the service time was changed. Recently you may have heard some sounds coming from the tower of All Hallows Church on Tuesday or Wednesday evenings! We now have a small group of novice bell ringers, thanks to our Bell-Captain Ian Lloyd who has very

The Wonderclub is an after-school club, started by All Hallows Church, for children from Year 1 to Year 6 in Harthill School. There's usually a little brainteaser challenge to start the session and then a story to enjoy and talk about. We listen to, and usually join in with, a song, and then get busy with an an activity. Past activities have included decorating biscuits, making paper boats, creating stained-glass window pictures with tissue paper and building cardboard box h

Focal Ministers serve the church in a public-facing role in their parishes. They are authorised by the Bishop, supported by the diocese and provide a regular presence in a congregation and/or community. They are authorised for a period of three years. Focal Ministers may already be a Reader, Churchwarden or other lay minister, others may be ordained. At All Hallows Church Harthill, we have 2 Focal Ministers – Felicity Dorrington and Susan Cope. Those of you who come to Church