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GALLERY Pictures from across the Parish

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Almondbury Parish church under snow.
This evocative image of All Hallows' Church through falling snow was captured in March 2023 by the freelance photographer Vinny Tyrell, who lives in the village.
South side of Almondbury Parish church under snow
Westgate, Almondbury under falling snow
The pictures of the south side of All Hallows' Church and Westgate under falling snow in March 2023 were taken by Ian Kennedy, a teacher, who lives in the village.

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A quartet of singers preparing for a service of Choral Evensong at St Lucius'. From left, conductor Daniel, alto Jo,  bass Isaac and tenor Harrison. The choir was joined by soprano Stella for the well-attended service which was followed by supper.
Roses by the altar
A flower arrangement on a pew end
The Farnley Tyas WI display
A flower arrangement inspired by rag rug making.
The Mothers' Union flower display.
Bowls themed display
A flower display based on bee-keeping
A selection of hobby-themed displays from the April community Flower Festival at St Lucius'. 

Audience at organ and trumpet concert.
Tom Osborne playing the trumpet at the Farnley Tyas concert.
Organist Gordon Stewart
A concert by organist Gordon Stewart and trumpeter Tom Osborne drew a large audience to St Lucius' for a varied and entertaining evening.

Conductor Mitchell Wright.
Huddersfield Voices at All Hallows'
Huddersfield Voices, conducted by Mitchell Wright, above, sang Maunder's Olivet to Calvary and Mendelssohn’s Hear my Prayer in All Hallows' during Passiontide. Georgia Collier, above right, gave a beautiful performance of the Mendelssohn, ably supported by the choir. The day was rounded off with Choral Evensong led by a group of Huddersfield University singers and followed by supper.

Jessica Malay with cake
Parishioners at the celebration
Parishioners at Jessica's celebration
Parishioners celebrate in the parish hall
Judith and Sam enjoy a joke
A joyful fizz-and-cake celebration in All Hallows' Parish Hall after the licensing of the Rev Jessica Malay as Associate Priest.

100-year-old Dorothy with her congratulations from the Queen.
Family and friends at the 100th birthday celebration of church member Dorothy.
Family and friends gathered at All Hallows' to say Happy Birthday to Dorothy, our oldest member, who celebrated her 100th birthday.

Railing painters enjoy a drink
Good cheer after a railing-painting session at St Lucius', left.

Congregation members outside All Hallows' for Palm Sunday
Blessing of the palms on Palm Sunday at Almondbury
Parish Eucharist for Palm Sunday began at All Hallows' with the outdoor blessing of palms followed by a procession into church.

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  • What's on
  • About
    • People
    • Mission
    • Eco Church
    • Reflections
    • Food share
    • Privacy
    • Music
  • Churches
    • All Hallows >
      • All Hallows beginnings
      • All Hallows Victorian era
      • Little Hallows
    • St Lucius
    • St Michael and St Helen
  • Connect
    • New to Church?
    • Giving
    • Prayer
  • News
  • Life events
    • Baptisms
    • Weddings
    • Funerals
  • Safeguarding
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