Remembrance day Service

The brownies made poppy wreaths and wrote prayers which they laid on the High Alter during our service of remembrance. They also made a collage .

Remembering loved ones on All Souls Day

Having fun at our Pumpkin Hero’s Light Party

John Leggott College International Students Afternoon Tea

A great afternoon was had by all as we welcomed International Students to Scunthorpe with their host families and staff of the college .Food galore, entertainment by the students and a quiz. A great time had by all

We are 80!!

A weekend of Celebration and thanksgiving

We had a wonderful community weekend of celebration and thanksgiving for our 80th Birthday We were blessed with beautiful weather and enjoyed entertainment with talented local artists and a wonderful display of art by the Scunthorpe museum Art Group.

Fridays Pimms and praise with St Hugh’s Music Group

Saturdays craft fair with entertainment from:

The invisible Musical theatre company, Drums and praise with Peter Oaks and organ recitals by Tony Dixon and Chris Taylor. Compete with BBQ and outdoor games.

Jazz Evensong with the music Students from John Leggott College

Celebrating Pauls Ordination to the Priesthood in Lincoln Cathedral on 29th June 2019

Confirmation: June 2019

It was a privilege to welcome Bishop Rob: Assistant Bishop for the Diosease of Lincoln and candidates from the North of the Diosease at our confirmation service.

Peter : The Rock:

Written by

Richard and Sylvia Rice-Oxley

St Hugh’s Singers and Guests preformed this musical recently at St Hugh’s Church: Old Brumby, and St Pauls Church: Ashby

A Wonderful performance bringing the Journey of St Peter through the words of the Gospels and the Acts of the Apostles in music and song

Israel/Palestine Pilgrimage: April /May 2019

On29th April in the early hours of the morning, 6 pilgrims left for a 10 day pilgrimage to Israel/Palestine. Cameron, Julia, Paul, Jenny, Becky and Brain. We back-packed around the Holy land staying in hostels and meeting Some wonderful people along the way. We visited: Jaffa, Bethlehem, Hebron, Jerusalem, Nazareth, Cana, Tabgha, Capernaum, The Mount of Beatitudes, and descended( or rather scrambled) down Arbel Cliff. There are so many highlights and so many challenges for us all but here are just a few:

We all learnt so much about the political divisions in this country which moved us deeply and yet amidst all this are signs of hope for peace and reconciliation.
The sights, sounds and smells of the bustling streets of the Old City in Jerusalem along with the elaborate places of worship were at times overwhelming and yet fascinating with many different traditions grappling for space to worship . In contrast there are more simple reflective places where we found peace and solace: the Shepherd’s field, The Garden of Gesthsemane, the Garden Tomb, the lovely little Old town of Nazareth and the tiny simple synagogue over the site where Jesus started his ministry and the Mensa Christie Church at Tabgha next to the Sea of Galilee:
Then there’s the people we met on way: Marwin: a 3rd generation Palestinian refugee , the Palestinian family who gave us an evening meal, and our”Good Samaritan “ who helped us find food one evening and the kind hotel manager who allowed us into his restaurant even though it was late.
The Eucharists we shared together on the sandy shore of the Sea Of Galilee and under a shady tree after our scramble down the Arbel Cliff.
The beauty of this place with its contrasting landscapes: green and lush with beautiful plants and flowers contrasted with ruggedness and baroness of the desert.

Below is a selection of photos taken by us all at different times.( in order of the places we visited. Becky wrote a daily blog with photos of the days events and these can be seen on our facebook page.

Easter Sunday April 2019

He Is Risen

A wonderful lively Easter Celebration with Baptisms

Good Friday April 2019 Children’s Activity Morning Children,parents and ” The Team” having fun as we journey with Jesus through Holy Week to Easter Sunday through stories, songs games and crafts. Watoto Children’s Choir: March 2019 What a fantastic evening of music, dance and inspirational stories by these wonderful children and their carers from Uganda. They really are an inspiration and a true reflection of God’s love in their lives. St Hilda’s Pilgrimage : March 2019 On 10th March 13 parishioners and friends embarked on a pilgrimage to walk St Hilda’s way: a distance of 40 miles starting at St Hilda’s well in St Hilda’s Church yard.We journeyed through Danby, Lealholme, Glaisdale, Egdon, Sleights, Sneaton and finished at Whitby Abbey. We experienced fun, fellowship, companionship and sheer determination as we walked through rain( a little) very blustery winds, some sun and lots of mud and walked up hill and down dale, crossed the moors, walked through fields and woodland, and the beautiful quint town of Whitby. always enjoying good food and hospitality at the end of the day. Christ be with me, Christ within me, Christ behind me, Christ before me, Christ beside me, Christ to guide me, Christ to comfort and restore me. Christ beneath me, Christ above me, Christ in quiet, Christ in danger, Christ in hearts of all that love me, Christ in care of friend and stranger Celebrating the Chinese New Year 2018 with the International Students form John Leggott College Brownies being ” Fishermen” during our service this morning

Celebrating Candlemas with ” The Candle Factor 2019 Having an evening of fun with the brownies making candles and other crafts Wine and Sing January 2019 Having fun at our Wine and Sing evening with an “Iona Flavour” with our music group Christingle Service: Christmas Eve 2018 Christmas Eve 2018 Candle lit Service of Lessons and Carols December 2018 John Leggott Carol Service and Concert December 2018 Parish Christmas lunch : 2018

Scunthorpe Golf Club

Crib Service: December 2018 Birthday Celebrations Celebrating Linda’s special birthday St Hugh’s Ramblers: November 2018 Enjoying an afternoon ramble around West Woodside St Hugh’s Ministry Team 2018 Taken at our All Souls Service of Remembrance. left to right: Revd Paul Dickinson( Curate), Jenny Camm (Ordinand), Revd Canon Cameron Martin (Rector), Julie Parker( Youth Co-ordinator), Revd Julia Clark( Associate Vicar), Becki Pink ( Ministry Intern Pumpkin heroes light party 2018 Jesus is the light of the world A wonderful evening of fun as our heroes decorated pumpkins, cakes, and painted a large candle Harvest Festival 2018 All good things around us are sent form heaven above. Then thank the Lord O thank the Lord for all his love. A wonderful celebration for harvest this morning followed by a delicious lunch: Home made soup, pie, peas and mash potato and apple pie/crumble and wine. Thank you to all who helped in anyway this morning

Commissioning and welcoming of Rebekah Pink as a ministry intern and the receiving of a contemporary painting of ” The Second Station of the Cross”

At Augustine Camino pilgrimage September 2018
9 pilgrims supported by 2 ” roadies” completed the St Augustine Camino Pilgrimage from Rochester to Ramsgate walking a total of 72 miles ; We began our from Rochester Cathedral, and passed through Aylesford, ( Staying at the monastery), Faversham( visiting the Shrine of St Jude), Canterbury( visiting the Cathedral) and finished at Ramsgate at The Abbey and Shrine of St Augustine. We walked through beautiful countryside, woodlands, through orchards, across muddy ploughed fields , alongside rivers and marshlands, through villages towns and cities. Been the season of Autumn ,we were able to experience the gathering of the harvest and the preparation for next years crops: among the beauty and wonder of never ending creation. We received Spiritual food and blessings as we passed through then many places of worship: form small churches in Villages to the splendour of monasteries and Cathedrals where we found warm hospitality and peace. For the beauty of the earth, for the beauty of the skies, for the love which from our birth over and around us lies. Lord of all to thee we raise, this our sacrifice of thanks and praise.

Summer BBQ: September 2018


Weekend at The Greenbelt Festival: August Bank Holiday 2018:
Fun, Diversity, Cultures, Worship, Inspirational talks, music, meeting friends and camping


Community Celebration Weekend: July 2018
Friday: Pimms and Sing

Saturday: Family fun afternoon with BBQ, Games, crafts, face painting Bouncy Castle and “The England match”


Sunday Worship: Outdoor service of celebration and Thanksgiving for our community.
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Followed by a ramble over Burton Hills with the St Hugh’s Ramblers ending with a well deserved beer!

The Ordination of Revd Paul Dickinson at Lincoln Cathedral and his welcome into the parish Community: July 2018


Wine and Sing April 2018 Having fun at our latest ” Wine and Sing ” evening Having fun at our latest wine and sing evening Street Pastors: A presentation by Jenny Camm: April 2018: Jenny Camm gave an insightful and informative presentation on the mission /ministry of the Scunthorpe Street Pastors in church this morning. Jenny is seen receiving a cheque towards this valuable ministry from the church wardens on behalf of the congregation of St Hugh’s

An Easter Trail

A Fun-filled morning with games, drama, music, craft and baking as we journeyed through the Easter Story with the children at our Good Friday activity morning

A fun-filled morning of games. drama. film. music, craft and baking as we Journeyed through the Easter Story with the children at our Good Friday activity morning

Camino sponsorship October 2017 – charities receiving cheques totalling £2,021

Camino cheques