Latest Church News
Following the recent statement by the Prime Minister, St Margaret's Church will be closed for Sunday servicesRead more
Please pray for the Sick and Departed - Sunday November 22nd 2020Read more
A prayer commended by Bishop Nick, from Diocese of ExeterRead more
We are pleased to welcome back our monthly organ recitals in church. For more details about forthcoming recitals please see the poster here or contact stmargaretschurchpa@gmail.com.Read more
Please click on this link for news and updates on many aspects of how COVID-19 is affecting our local Ilkley community.
Following the live stream of Mothering Sunday Mass onto our Facebook page, Fr Philip's homily can be read here. Thank you to all who have commented so positively to our first live streaming of worship. It is greatly appreciated.Read more
Please see the attached notice regarding actions we wil be taking as a result of Covid-19Read more
PCC approved the new Mission Action Plan, MAP 4 and the associated prayersRead more
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which give individuals more rights and protection on how their personal data is used by organisations, has become lawRead more
The Eucharistic Ministry team renew their commitment to continue helping the less fortunate who rely on their visits to keep in touch with their fellow churchgoers.Read more
We have linked with Just GivingRead more
Please can we always be thoughtful in the way we park on the roads around St Margaret'sRead more
Harvest Festival appeal for the JJ Community School in UgandaRead more
Have you done the enquirers' course and wondered what might be next?Read more
Teenager Tammas Slater becomes our first Organ ScholarRead more
The Vicar looks back at the efforts of our predecessors and relishes the prospect of building on their workRead more
When Sue Gray decided it was time to step down from leading a flourishing Cant & Dec, Alison, alongside Geoff and Su Cloke, has picked up the batonRead more
Open the Book schools project celebrates its tenth anniversary Read more
Fr Philip's sporting analogy at the APCMRead more