Becci's Leaving Party Friday 16th June

Home » News » Becci's Leaving Party
Leaving Party Cake
Andrew presents gift
Stokesley Bear at the Party
Cutting the Cake

Friday 16th June saw people from around the circuit gather at Great Ayton Methodist Church to say thank you to Becci, our circuit youth worker, and to wish her well as she moves away and gets married.

There was a 'bring and share' meal with plenty of savoury and sweet snacks. The star of the food table was a 'sorry you're leaving cake', which was decorated as a unicorn with pink and white flowers for the mane. Alongside the food, there was a chance to have a go at line dancing.

The evening included gifts and speeches. Revd Andrew Robinson presented a gift on behalf of the whole circuit and thanked Becci for her work in the circuit. Revd Lisa Quarmby presented gifts on behalf of Great Ayton, as Becci was a youth worker at Great Ayton before the job was widen out to include the rest of the circuit. Becci thanked everyone for coming and promised that she would be back to visit before too long.

You may also be interested in

Bible month
Bible Month
: Mon 13 Jan 10:55am

Saturday 1st February at Trinity Methodist Church, Middlesbrough, TS5 4JS10 am — 4pm.We have Dr Rachel Starr is our Keynote Speaker. Rachel is the Methodist Tutor in Biblical Studies at Queens Foundation and will also be running a Bible Study workshop during the day. Rachel has written the material for the resource book — so she will offer much knowledge and insight!Throughout the day...

forget me not
Forget Me Not Cafe 3rd Birthday
: Mon 13 Jan 10:11am

Forget Me Not Cafe 3rd Birthday, 2pm on Tuesday 28th January at Stokesley Methodist Church The café was established three years ago to provide support to dementia sufferers and those who looked after them. It is essentially a friendship group which is valued by those with dementia and their carers who we know often feel isolated and need support. Carers tell us they relish the opportunity...

Book Club
Stokesley Christian Book Club
: Mon 13 Jan 9:47am

Book Club meets for discussion: Friday 7th February 2020 at 11am followed by a Soup Lunch All WelcomeThis month's book is 'First Light' by Brodie ThoeneGo back in time to first-century Jerusalem. It's a dark time in the world's holiest and most turbulent city. Walk with Peniel, the blind beggar who longs for rescue from his suffering. Peek into the lives of Susannah and...