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Yes it’s coming up again.  That Sunday – dreaded by fathers all over the UK – Mothering Sunday.  The 14th of March this year. 

No doubt it will be no different from last year or the year before: countless panic-stricken men queuing down at the late-night Tesco on Saturday night to buy last moment flowers, chocolates, perfume, which then have to be wrapped in time for little Tommy, Jenny and two-year old Samantha to present them to mum on Sunday morning.  And mum, eating her once a year breakfast …

Since 2004 Charlesworth Baptist Chapel has had a website but the time has come for a change. We hope that you will find the new sitehelpful and informative with the latest news and events from the Chapel.

Missed the Carol Services this year? Listen again to the Good News! News that really makes a difference, news that changes lives. Find out how God can change your life through the good news that’s at the heart of the Christmas story? Hear again about the truth of that amazing historical event and discover for yourself the reality of that Good News.

Two weeks ago we made a sad decision.  Griff must go. We acquired our shaggy-haired collie cross eight years ago.  We had him before we had any of our children.  We debated many times whether we ought to get rid of him.  But now we knew the time had come.  So the condemned dog ate his last meal – the best part of a chicken.  He followed me out to the car and jumped in enthusiastically – a ride in the car usually means a walk …

The second annual local heritage lecture was held this year at Charlesworth Baptist Chapel on Friday 20th November. Around 40 met to hear Dr Crawford Gribben speak on the “Life of William Bagshawe: Apostle of the Peak”.