Welcome to Reeth Evangelical Congregational Church

In the heart of the Yorkshire dales

Who we are & how to find us

Members of the congregation come from a wide range of backgrounds but are united by a belief in Jesus Christ as their personal Saviour and Lord, a willingness to learn from his word, the Bible, and a desire to put his teaching into practice in their everyday lives.

Swaledale is a popular holiday area and throughout the year we are joined by many visitors from a variety of different churches along with those of no particular faith who come in out of curiosity - all are equally welcome and no-one will be shocked by shorts and walking boots.

For anyone interested in learning more we can arrange informal sessions looking at the basics of the  Christian faith and life.  Details of how to find us or get in touch are here.

You can listen to some of our recent sermons here.

The church has close links with the Old Temperance Christian Bookshop a few minutes walk away.   

We own a small cottage in the village which is available to rent for holidays and occasional short term lets.

History

There has been an independent congregation on this site since the late 18th century.  Details of the church's history are on a site which is currently under construction.  If you have a query relating to family history please contact Tracy Little.

Diary & special events

Details of planned meetings for the next two months are on our diary page.  
Sunday services are usually at  11am and 6.30pm and the Bible Study and Prayer Meeting is at 7.30pm on Tuesdays.  Occasionally there may be a change to this pattern - please check the diary page for up to date information.   
Once a month, usually on the third Saturday of the month, we host an informal drop-in for coffee and cakes from 10am to noon. Dates in the near future are:18th May & 15th June.

There is no charge and everyone is welcome.

Christianity Explored

Please contact us for details of informal sessions looking at some basic Christian beliefs. Everyone is welcome.