We are raising money for Impact and having some fun whilst doing so!
Please join us for afternoon tea in the De Grey Rooms, for tea, cake,  a Bake-Off competition, music, and community. 

There will be drinks on arrival, tea & coffee with the afternoon tea. There will also be a cake demonstration by Ursula's Kitchen and the opportunity to buy a raffle ticket to win this professionally made & decorated cake! Delicious! 

Vote for your favourite looking cake with your tokens & get the chance to taste test!

We would love it, if you could sign up to bring either sweet or savoury baked goods. And if you're up for a bit of friendly competition, you can also enter your bake into a Bake-Off style contest, where the winner gets a prize!

Impact merchandise will also be available for purchase if you'd like. 

Please join us for breakfast, as we unpack the scriptures to understand God's vision for women; to be released alongside men, into all that He is calling them to. 

We will be joined by Janey Lawry-White who is the Chief Operating Officer at WTC; a non denominational charismatic theology college with a hub in York, where she is also a current MA student. Prior to this, Janey has worked on gender-based violence in the humanitarian sector for the United Nations, governments and international charities. 

Belfrey Women are having a relaxed social in De Grey Rooms with drinks and nibbles to help build community. Book your tickets below.

Come and enjoy a full English breakfast and hear Hayley Baker share the vision and programme for 2024. Let's gather together to pray in and agree with all God wants to do to encourage, equip and release in us this season. Doors will open at 9:30am.

Tickets are £6.50, with a discounted price for students/those who can't afford the full price. 

All money donated to Belfrey Women goes back into the ministry. It covers the cost of food, external speakers and associated charities. 

Please email women@belfrey.org for a free place if you would like to attend and are unable to contribute financially at this time or if you have any questions about the event.

Making all things new !

Come and join Dr Lucy Peppiatt from WTC for a Kingdom Theology Event on Tuesday 20th February at 7.30pm (doors open from 7pm).

In this talk, Lucy will be exploring the topic of how God, by his Spirit, works to recreate his creation and even us as individuals. We will look at the question of what it means to be saved, why we continue to sin, how God helps us in our weakness, and whether we really can become someone 'new'.

There will be a chance to ask questions and also an opportunity to find out more about WTC and what it is like to study with us.

W e look forward to seeing you there!

Join Belfrey Women for a full cooked breakfast and conversation with Vicky Earll, one of our curates, on her life and ministry.

For their annual teaching day this year, Belfrey Women have invited Arianna Walker from Mercy UK to come speak and lead the day exploring how we can truly know the freedom we have in Christ and how to live in this. 

We want to see women across the generations coming together to be built-up and rooted in our identity in Christ, empowered and released into what He is calling us to and confident in the part we play in seeing His Kingdom come. Please join us for a teaching day with Arianna Walker, from Mercy UK, as we explore what it means to live free and stay free in Christ. 

For more information head to belfrey.org/women

Belfrey Women are hosting a breakfast running from 9.30-11am on the 25th March. A speaker is coming in from Rosecastle Foundation who work with communities and leaders around the world to promote faith based ways of find peace and rebuilding relationships. 
No charge but donations welcome.

Peaced Together

Finding hope and purpose in every broken thing

RETREAT DAY 19 OCTOBER

Our Retreat Day will have the theme of ‘Creativity’ and be led by Sister Heather Francis of the Order of the Holy Paraclete, Whitby.  Here’s what she says about herself:

I am a Science graduate (in Botany and Ecology) and a teacher, and have worked in St Hilda's School, Whitby.  Before and after joining the Community I also taught in Zimbabwe and Swaziland.  I did a 'fill-in' at St Benedict's, Jo'burg, just before Independence, spent a wonderful three years in Mid Craigie, Dundee in the mid-90s and have recently returned to Whitby after 2 years in Bishopthorpe Palace.  Who said religious life was dull?

My interests are education and young people (I particularly like teenagers!) and the Voluntary Sector.  I have been a college governor with interest in Special Educational Needs and post-16 non-academic students.

I am a 'clergy daughter' with an inherited interest in Reader ministry, and a member of the York Diocese Vocations Team.

If this encourages you to join us please book here

Should you be unable to get yourself to Thicket Priory please request a lift at the time of booking, and we will endeavour to put you in touch with someone who can help.