I have done a couple of previous blogs on Games Community and what led me to start this group in 2018. This blog will be focussed on the Games Days that as a community and with the support of St Pauls we run 3 times a year. We have just run our 14th Games Day and what a fun day we had. This was our highest attended event (bar Pokémon hybrid last year) with 106 adults and kids attending. What is Games Day I hear you ask!? It is an all day Board games event that welcomes people

Plans for the plant to St Andrew's, Moor Grange, continue to progress. The final funding bid has been submitted by the diocese, with news about it expected early March. The outcome of the bid will determine the nature and scale of what might be possible and will mean we can start making concrete plans around the building, team, dates and more. In the meantime, Bev and Dave will be taking a small team to the 'Planting course', working alongside two other Leeds church planting 

If you ever come to the church hall on a Wednesday afternoon, you will be greeted by noise and a flurry of activity. This is our youth drop-in, where children and young people from across the parish come for a time of games, food, rest, and even a short time of worship or discussion. Drop-in is split into two sessions, the first running from 15:15–16:30 for children in school years 5–7. This group is attended by around 8–10 children each week. The second session is for childr

In a few weeks’ time, St Paul’s will be taking part in a simple but powerful mission initiative called Try Praying . We’ll be launching this together on Sunday 8th February , and over the weeks that follow we’ll be inviting one another – and those beyond our church – to explore prayer. At its heart, Try Praying is exactly what it sounds like: an invitation to try  praying. Not to have all the answers, not to get the words right, not to suddenly become “good at prayer”, but si