The Church of England has put together a page contains prayers and intercessions for ‘personal or group use, special prayers for use if it isn’t possible to meet in church, and a simple form of prayer for the morning and evening, which can be downloaded, printed, and shared with those remaining at home or who are unable to access the Internet.’

Prayers about the outbreak (PDF)
Prayers with Children (PDF)
Personal Prayers particularly if you can’t get to church (PDF)
Worship at home (PDF)

Archbishops Letters

Regular worshippers at St. Cuthbert’s will be familiar with our weekly “pew sheet” which gives the Bible readings for the current Sunday, contact details for the church, news, and messages from the ministry team. Since all church services have been suspended until further notice, we will not issue the usual printed “pew sheet”. Instead, we will be putting a “mini-bulletin” on this website each week.

Click on one of the links below to open the appropriate bulletin.

Final bulletin as we welcome our congregation back from 5^th July 2020

Sunday July 5^th, 4^th Sunday after Trinity (PDF)

Older bulletins

Sunday June 28^th, 3^rd Sunday after Trinity (PDF)

Sunday June 21^st, 2^nd Sunday after Trinity (PDF)

Sunday June 14^th, 1^st Sunday after Trinity (PDF)

Sunday June 7^th, Trinity Sunday (PDF)

Sunday May 31^st, Pentecost or Whit Sunday (PDF)

Sunday May 24^th, The Sunday after Ascension Day (PDF)

Sunday, 17^th May, 6^th Sunday of Easter (PDF)

Sunday, 10^th May, 5^th Sunday of Easter (PDF)

Sunday, 3^rd May, 4^th Sunday of Easter (PDF)

Sunday, 26^th April, 3^rd Sunday of Easter (PDF)

Sunday, 19^th April, 2^nd Sunday of Easter (PDF)

Sunday, 12^th April, Easter Sunday (PDF)

Sunday, 5^th April, Palm Sunday (PDF)

Sunday March 29^th, 5^th in Lent (PDF)

Sunday March 22^nd, 4^th in Lent – Mothering Sunday (PDF)

Anyone interested in watching a live-streamed Service can find a list of those churches in the York Diocese that are streaming their Services.

List of Churches

Scroll down to find churches listed under Archdeaconries of Cleveland, East Riding and York, and then alphabetically by location.

With Church buildings closed its easy to forget that the Church is still active when we cannot meet in St Cuthbert’s. As has been said by Revd. Jen, on several occasions, the Church is more than the building we meet for Weekday or Sunday Services.

We are the Church, and all can continue to support our Church Wardens and Deacon Janet from our homes during the Vacancy. Through prayer; supporting food banks (also see below); financially, by putting aside the money you generously donate or setting up a Standing Order; providing material for the weekly Bulletin, please email that to Carol. Worship in the home may take the form of a shared meal or agape. See the end of this bulletin from York, Holy Communion during the time of Anti-Virus Restrictions (PDF).

The Church of England has a page dedicated to ways we can all participate to celebrating Easter Week; through reflection, Social Media, joining a live-streamed event, or by an act of Spiritual Communion.

Guidance on Spiritual Communion and Coronavirus (PDF)

The London College of Bishops have reflected on the Eucharist in a time of Physical Distancing.

There is to be a National Virtual Palm Sunday Service led by the Bishop of Manchester.

Families, or individuals, might create an Easter Garden. Suggestions for creating the garden and things to do is available here.

Food Bank Parcels: Janet Caldwell says, if people have anything could they please ring her, and she will arrange collection of food parcels, preferably tinned stuff, and dried goods.

Keep to the Government rules on self-isolation. social distancing and keep well.

The Church of England has put together some playlists on YouTube and Spotify to help us reflect at this time.

Listen at http://cofe.io/LentYouTube or http://cofe.io/LentSpotify.

Tuesday 17th March 2020

Archbishops letter (PDF)

Thursday 19th March 2020

Archbishops letter 2 (PDF)

Tuesday 24th March 2020

Archbishops letter 3 (PDF)

St Cuthbert’s, Ormesby and St George’s, Normanby are having a family breakfast at St George’s on Sat 14th March at 8-10 am to celebrate the ‘Come and See’ Mission.

ACE the gladiator will be attendance.
Food fun quizzes and games for all ages.
Tickets £1 from Janet Caldwell, Janet Danks and Elizabeth Furnell.

‘Come and See’ Mission
The Northern Bishops’ Mission to the Diocese of York, 12-15 March 2020

Download the information on the ‘Come and See’ Mission as a leaflet

Sunday 2nd February 2020 at 10:00am

with refreshments afterwards.

Revd. Jen is moving to the Benefice of All Saints & Salutation Blackwell, St Edwin’s High Conniscliff & St Mary’s Piercebridge, in the Dioces of Durham

There will be no Baptism and Wedding Enquiries on Tuesday evenings in December.

They will recommence on Tuesday 7^th January 2020