Welcome
Mirfield is a small town in Kirklees, and our team parish comprises of St. Mary’s Mirfield, St. John’s Upper Hopton and St. Paul’s Easthorpe.
About Us
Mirfield Team Parish was formed in 2007. It was created by joining the three historic parishes of Mirfield, Eastthorpe and Upper Hopton. We have three church buildings, and you can find out more about these below.
We also run a busy Community Centre, next to St. Mary’s church with a variety of different halls, outdoor activity area and excellent catering facilities. You can find out more about the hall at their dedicated website.
Responsibility for the Parish is taken by our Clergy, Church Wardens and Parochial Church Council (PCC).
We hope you find what you are looking for on our website. If you can’t find what you are looking for please do get in touch. You’d be most welcome to join us at any of our services and events.
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s is a large 19th century church, on a site full of heritage, with an active and committed congregation.
St. John's Church
Located in the small village of Upper Hopton, St. John’s is a small and friendly village church.
St. Paul's Church
Located in the centre of Mirfield, worship has ceased at St. Paul’s, but is now used for community events.
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A statement from +Nick upon the resignation today of the Archbishop of Canterbury.
The Rt Revd Nick Baines has issued a statement in response to the resignation of the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Reverend Justin Welby.
leeds.anglican.orgA statement from the Archbishop of Canterbury upon his resignation.
Read the statement from the Archbishop of Canterbury.
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Hello everyone. We've been made aware of posts such as the below doing the rounds on social media.
Please DO NOT respond to these posts. They are a scam. There will be no further events at St. Paul's following its closure earlier this year.
Wherever we can we are ...reporting these posts as fraudulent to group admins, page admins and Facebook. If you come across any posts like this, please do the same.
Stay safe. Rev'd Graeme.
SAFEGUARDING
Christian communities should be places where all people feel welcomed respected and safe from abuse.
Our Church is committed to encouraging an environment where all people, and especially those who may be vulnerable for any reason, are able to worship and pursue their faith journey with encouragement and in safety. To this end we have adopted the House of Bishop’s Child Protection Policy “Protecting all God’s Children and their policy for safeguarding adults in the Church of England “Promoting a safe Church” as the basis for our own Church policy and practice document. A copy of these documents are in kept in our churches for inspection or can be found at the Church of England website (safeguarding) link given below.
If you have any concerns about any child or adults welfare please contact Rev’d Hugh Baker on 07972107146.
The Diocesan Safeguarding Team can be contacted on 0113 353 0257 or via email at safeguarding@leeds.anglican.org. You can also visit their safeguarding page.
A SAFER CHURCH CONTACTS POSTER
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MIRFIELD TEAM PARISH SIGNED SAFEGUARDING POLICY TO GO HERE
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A SAFER CHURCH
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PARISH SAFEGUARDING HANDBOOK
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Life’s Big Events
People often turn to the church in times of great joy or sorrow. We warmly invite you to talk to us about baptism, weddings or funerals. Find out more about how we, as a church community, can help make these occasions a personal and spiritually significant experience.
SUPPORT US
The work of Mirfield Team Parish relies on donations and volunteers to make sure we continue in our worship, community work and outreach to our town and villages. If you’d like to support us, there are a variety of ways you can help.
Contact Us
We’d love to hear from you. Please get in touch with any questions, comments or prayer requests.