Hull Minster Lifeline - Jan 26

Welcome back into 2026

Dominic intended to write the welcome but he has got caught up in pinnaclegate!

Hopefully I have not missed any one. If you have content for lifeline please get it to me by the start of the last week of the month. I will aim to distribute in the last week of the month.

There is a date for the diary. In order to open up more calendar space, Hull Minster will open on Mondays from 23rd Feb 26.

I am also aware that there is a planned relaunch of Minster Crafters so watch this space in the next few weeks.

The architect and stone mason are on site today so we will know soon, whether we can reopen.

Have a great February.

Becky - Parish Administrator

Contents

Pinnacle not Finial

The Hygiene Crate

Theological Society

Reverend Irene

Stories in Stained Glass

Girls Brigade

Car Park

Bible Studies

Welcome Café

Alma Cat

Feedback

Missing Swag

Just Eat

Google review - Wedding & Sewell’s Awards

Pinnacle not finial

The Humberside Fire and Rescue, Hull Civic, Humberside Police, Hull City Council Traffic Management and Trinity Market have supported us on 24th Jan 26 after a member of the public spotted an unstable finial on north church side lower roof. The top section has been taken down but as a precaution the church and car park will remain closed on Tuesday 27th Jan 26.

Our café is unaffected and will be open as usual 10am-3pm.

Our architect and stonemason have arrived on Tuesday 27th Jan to assess.

Thank you to the member of the public and services who attended so quickly. 

Photo credit BBC

Hull Minster now provides sanitary products for women who cannot afford to buy them. Courtesy of @thehygienecrate If you would like to donate any products (complete packets only please), you can hand them to a member of our team at Hull Minster.  Thank you for your support.

Hull & District Theological Society

Thu, 12-Feb-2026

7:00pm - 8:30pm

Rev James Seager - Free Church Chaplain at HMP Hull will be exploring the Theological dissonance of being a Pentecostalist Chaplain.

The Society usually meets on the Second Thursday of the month at 7pm in the Hull Minster cafe.

https://hm.churchsuite.com/events/trhurvid

#HullMinster #TheologicalSociety #PentecostalChaplain #FaithInHull #TheologyTalk #ChurchLife

Rev. Irene Wilson

After sixteen years of faithful and much-valued ministry here at Hull Minster, Rev. Irene Wilson has discerned that it is the right time to begin a new chapter in her Ministry. 
She sends her love and has said that she has been deeply grateful for the love, encouragement, and support she has received from so many in the congregation and wider community and wishes you all well.
At the end of the month Rev. Irene will be transferring her Permission to Officiate to serve alongside Rev. Becky Allright in the benefice of Brough, Elloughton, and Brantingham where she looks forward to continuing her ministry in a new role.
We give thanks for Irene’s long and faithful service and wish her every blessing as she moves into this next stage of her ministry.
Rob Carlisle has a card for Irene and will be collecting donations for a gift for her.

GRIEF CAFE WILL CONTINUE BUT WE ARE SAD THAT UNFORTUNATELY MINSTER PRAISE WILL CEASE WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT.

First one Sold Out

We launched a new tour to bring funds into church. Dave Elgey has led the creation of this tour and is busy building a band of volunteers who will run it. Thank you all.

Girls Brigade

Our leader is on maternity leave after giving birth to a beautiful boy just before Christmas and we have gratefully received funding from the Grammar School Trust to run an Arting Workshop in her absence.

Alison from Arting has been running craft sessions with the girls based on their Spring badgework. On the first week they worked on signs of spring learning water colour techniques to paint spring flowers. The second week was based on caring for creation, talking about how birds contribute and making clay birds from air dry clay.

Car Park update

The car park is now beginning to bring in much needed income to sustain the mission and ministry of Hull Minster. Please can staff and volunteers avoid parking there all day, Becky is working on a solution for staff and volunteers to park using the £2.50 APCOA code.

Dominic

Bible Studies

From Wednesday January 21st, 2026 at 7.30pm for an hour, each week we will be studying the book of Colossians from the New Testament. All are welcome to join: please send an email to onlinebiblestudy@hullminster.org which will be forwarded to the organisers, they will send you a reply inviting you to a "digitalsamba" meeting for each occasion we meet. (That is the software system we are trialling having had successful tests)

Cancelled 29th Jan 26

Unfortunately Welcome Café has had to be cancelled due to the ongoing issues with our roof.

Safety first.

Alma

Alma has found her forever home with our volunteer Marion.

We were all sad to loose her but she is much happier in a family home.

Being a church cat is a tough job! Alma was too gentle and lovely.

Our successful church cat candidate will need to be more of a Rum Tum Tugger!

Missing Swag

Did anybody take this home by mistake?

It is a valuable piece of kit for Fiona Flowers.

It is a long shot but if you have seen it please get in touch.

Hull Minster Cafe is now on Just Eat

Steph & Rob’s Wedding

Lauren & her gang deliver some great events but I have been impressed by two smashing ones in January. The Sewell Awards Ceremony is the closing photograph and a beautiful wedding and full reception on 3rd Jan 26.

I want to share with you the review we received from the Bride. Thank you Lauren and team.

“We had a wonderful experience celebrating our wedding at Hull Minster. The building itself is stunning, and it created such a memorable setting for the day. Everything ran smoothly, and the atmosphere felt calm, organised, and welcoming from start to finish.

A special thank you to Lauren, the coordinator, whose support made a real difference. She was clear, efficient, and incredibly helpful throughout the planning process and on the day itself. Her communication was excellent, and she made sure every detail was in place so we could relax and enjoy the moment. Thank you so much!”

Lifeline - Welcome to 2026 at Hull Minster

Everyday Faith in 2026

Happy New Year to you all!

I hope you enjoy our photograph of Olga and Bishop Eleanor having a cosy chat at Nine Lessons. Thank you to Ellie who captured this special moment.

As the twelve days of Christmas draw to a close with our Epiphany service on Tuesday 6 January, we begin to settle once again into the familiar rhythms of daily life. It’s back to school, back to work, and back to the regular activities of Hull Minster — the patterns and routines that shape our everyday weeks.

At Christmas we celebrate the wonderful gift of Jesus, the Light of the world. Yet we know that this gift is not just for Christmas. Like many New Year’s resolutions, our intentions can be sincere and hopeful, but as the weeks pass it can be easy to lose focus and find ourselves struggling to carry the Light of Christ into the ordinary moments of our lives.

As we begin a new year, the Church of England offers a helpful gift to support us in this — Everyday Faith, a new daily devotional app designed to inspire, equip, and encourage Christians in their faith throughout the year.

Easy to download and simple to use, the app helps you develop a daily connection with God. Each day includes a short Bible reading, a thoughtful reflection, and a simple prayer to help prepare you for the day ahead. Whether you already have an established prayer routine or are looking to begin one for the first time, Everyday Faith offers a gentle and accessible way to place God at the heart of everyday life.

So, if you don’t yet have a regular pattern of daily prayer, may I encourage you to begin 2026 with Everyday Faith and see how God works in you and through you over the coming year. Small, faithful steps each day can make a real difference.

Everyday Faith is free to download, and you can find out more here:
cofe.io/EverydayFaithApp

With every blessing for the year ahead,

Dominic

Grants Success - Update from Heather Black

We’re delighted that over recent weeks we have received positive news about several grants that will support the mission of Hull Minster. We want to share the good news and acknowledge the support of the following grant making trusts:

·       The Ann Watson Trust for £5,000 towards our work with children, young people and families (as well as their on -going support for Choral Hull).

·       The Hull and East Riding Charitable Trust for £2,500 and the James Reckitt Charity for £5,000 towards the Welcome Café

Hull Minster was also featured in the 2025 Annual Report of the Garfield Weston Foundation. The Foundation has generously given a grant of £25,000 per year for 2025 and 2026. This is what the foundation said:

The Trustees appreciated the wide range of local partnerships the Minster has developed to ensure it is reaching those most in need and its clear fundraising plan to meet the costs of its outreach work, giving them confidence to make a grant of £50,000 over two years.

It is encouraging to see this support for Hull Minster from local and national trusts, an essential part of our funding for mission.

Easy Giving

Hull Minster is an active church and relies on the generosity and giving of our congregation and visitors to fulfil our vision

If you shop online, you can help us using our specific link here

Thank you

Alpha Reminder

Our next Alpha is Jan 26

Dates 28th Jan 26 - 8th April 26

Wednesday 7.30pm – 9pm

In our Cafe, Hull Minster

Register here

TikTok

If you haven’t started to follow us yet on TikTok please give us a like and follow.

If you have any video ideas for content please also share with Becky or Thomas.

A massive thank you to Thomas for getting us started on TikTok

Stained Glass Tour

We have dates. We are launching our next paid tour. Thank you to Dave Elgey who has been working with the heritage volunteers and James Cameron to create the tour.

Booking here

Plan for Lifeline

I aim to create a monthly issue as a minimum, likely distributed in the last week of each month. Content, stories and photographs can be sent to me please. I get lots of messages that people enjoy Lifeline so do please share your news. All the best. Becky

PS I have no idea why the first letter of the heading is being hidden on some browsers. I will work it out eventually.

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 A Christmas Thank You

As Christmas comes around once again, I want to say a huge thank you to everyone who has helped make this year such a special one. To all our staff and volunteers, and to everyone who plays their part in the life of the Minster in big ways and small, thank you. Your time, energy, and kindness are deeply appreciated.

Many people have said that this Christmas has seen the biggest turnout for services that they can remember at Hull Minster. It’s been wonderful to see the building so full, and it’s a real sign of the life and warmth of the Minster community.

I hope you all have a peaceful and joyful Christmas. Do remember that Christmas is a season, not just a day — so please keep celebrating for all twelve days. Those of you at the Carol Concert will have this impressed on their memories through Jem's splendid leading of us in the actions of the12 days of Christmas! 

I hope you’ll be able to join us for our Epiphany Eucharist at St Mary’s, Lowgate, on Monday 6 January at 6.30pm, when we’ll round off the season together (with some final mince pies too).

May the peace of Christ be born in each of us this Christmas.

With my prayers and best wishes for the new year,
Canon Dominic Black

Change of time - The Joint Service of Holy Communion of 28th December 2025 will be at 10.30am.

#Holy Communion for the Feast of the Epiphany at St Mary's Church Lowgate

Join us at St Mary's Lowgate for a Eucharist marking the Feast of the Epiphany, supported by the beautiful music of the Hull Minster Choir. At Epiphany we remember the Magi—the wise visitors, or three kings bringing their gifts   who followed the star to honour the Christ child with their gifts of gold, frankincense and Myrrh. Their journey speaks of seeking, discovery, and the light of God revealed to all people. This service offers a thoughtful moment of worship as we begin the new year, and everyone is warmly welcome.

 Tue, 06-Jan-2026 6:30pm - 7:30pm

#CAR PARK

Our car park is now managed by Just Park.

£2 p/hour in daytime 8am to 6pm

£5 overnight 6pm to 8am.

Pay on Just Park App

This will bring in a much needed financial contribution to our running costs and charity work.

I have also set up a deal with Apcoa at King William House Multi-storey carpark on Market Place. A full day for £2.50, this is done via their pre-book system which can be done just before entering the carpark via the app, anyone wishing to take advantage of the offer is “minster250”, all they need to do is click on full day parking and when they check out just enter the code and it will reduce the price to £2.50.

#GIRLS BRIGADE

Just wanted to update you on some on the wonderful things 1st Hull Girls Brigade have been doing over the last few weeks:

25th November 2025 Christmas Party at Lush (Please tag or mention if you can link it)

The girls and leaders had a wonderful party evening at Lush Cosmetics in Hull. We were truly spoiled, looked after and had lots of fun and games, plus we got to take home our very own party bag with lots of extra treats. 

We all made a comfort bubble bar together as part of our product making session and got our hands messy doing this. We also made pink and white bath bombs and got to experience lots of different products around the store. 

During the evening we played Lush bingo and a lush leader would drop a product quietly into the conversation and see of it was marked off the girls individual sheets. There was a prize for both he row and full house! 

There was an hilarious game of throwing a shower jelly at the window, (much harder than looks when trying to hit a target!)

Thank you to Hull Minster and the Ann Watson Trust for enabling us to go and have a very different party night that was thoroughly enjoyed. 

2nd December 2025 Lord Mayor's Christmas Tree Festival

The girls have been working hard once again to decorate their tree for the Lord Mayor's Christmas Tree festival. It looks wonderful. We had a lovely evening finishing off our decorations and listening to Christmas music, putting up and decorating our tree and enjoying the wonderful trees from that the other groups had put together. Well done everyone! 

With many thanks and best wishes,

Lauren

#Make a Difference Behind the Prison Walls – Volunteer at HMP Hull

Have you ever wondered what life is really like inside our prisons? Do you care about justice, dignity, and the humane treatment of others? The Independent Monitoring Boards (IMB) are looking for volunteers from all walks of life to help ensure that prisoners are treated fairly and given opportunities to change their lives.

Every prison in England and Wales has an IMB – a group of ordinary citizens appointed by ministers to act as the public’s eyes and ears. As a board member, you’ll visit your local prison regularly, speak with prisoners, observe conditions, and help resolve issues ranging from healthcare access to bullying concerns.

No formal qualifications are needed – just sound judgement, empathy, and a commitment to fairness. Volunteers receive training and are reimbursed for travel and other approved expenses. If you live within 45 minutes of a prison and can commit to at least two visits a month, this could be your chance to make a real impact.

To learn more or apply, visit www.imb.org.uk. We will be recruiting 7 January until 18 February.

#Alma our Church Cat

She has her own bauble on the RSPCA Christmas Tree

Alma, the Minster cat, is now settling in well. She is gaining confidence now, to venture into the church when it's not to noisy and continues to love visits from volunteers and staff to play with her and give her treats. She is also now growing and gaining weight.

We will be saying a temporary goodbye to her for the Christmas and New Year period, as she goes on holiday to Marion's house, where she will be pampered.

#FROM HULL'S PORTS TO THE GOLD RUSH: THE STORY OF 'GASSY JACK' DEIGHTON

Born in Hull to a shopkeeper on Brooks Street, the story of 'Gassy Jack' Deighton is a spellbinding tale of a self-made man who made his name overseas.

 For years, he has been celebrated as the 'Father of Vancouver', with his statue proudly adorning the streets of the neighbourhood of 'Gastown', on the site of his old bar. He is perhaps the most influential Hullian to ever leave his mark on North America, and without his famous 'Globe' bar and hotel, Vancouver may never have existed.

 However, the story of this remarkable man is now in jeopardy. In 2022, protestors in Vancouver tore his statue down, leaving his legacy at risk of being lost forever.

 Learn the true story of 'Gassy Jack' from our resident Vancouverite, our Heritage Manager James Cameron, and help to preserve the story of one of Hull's greatest sons. 

 Talks are FREE entry in the Minster Chancel, and available to view online through Facebook Live! No ticket required, just turn up.

#GIRLS BRIGADE at CHRISTINGLE

The girls from Girls Brigade helped Rev Rob with the Christingle Service, doing the readings and the prayers. Thank you so much for your lovely readings and prayers.

#Christmas Markets

Thank you to Julie and Becki who led on our two markets. We had 4500 at Victorian and 1000 people through the doors, which is a fabulous opportunity for us to showcase our beautiful Minster. It’s a lot of hard work but two fabulous events. Thank you to all the volunteers too.

#Joy Leaflets

Thank you to everyone who pushed out the green Joy leaflets. Each one costs 9p and can only do it’s work in someone’s hands. No good sitting on a shelf.

#Peter Levy

Peter Levy popped into Hull Minster Christmas Market & Christmas Tree Festival on until 24th. We had to take a look at the BBC tree @peterlevy.bbc #hullminsterchristmastreefestival @bbchumberside @bbclooknorth

#Hull Minster Choir

A massive thank you to our choir, Mark, Thomas, Ben and every other volunteer involved. You are the sound of Christmas at Hull Minster. Your sound is amazing.

Wonderful news: Sponsors of Hull Minster Choir!

Investing in the 'next generation'.

We are enormously grateful to the members of Hull Ladies' Choir and Westgarth Community Pop-in for their very generous donations of £1000 and £1410. These fantastic donations will go to our Choral Scholarship Fund, supporting the musical education of the children in Hull Minster Choir (choristers).

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We wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from the whole team at Hull Minster. Thank you for subscribing to our Lifeline newsletter.

Remember we also have Christmas Ceilidh 5pm-8pm on 22nd Dec 25 specifically for our church families.

Please also remember us when you do your Christmas Shopping. Easy Fundraising allows your shopping to fund our charity.

We hope to see you in church over Christmas and into 2026.

Minster Lifeline 36/2025

This week Revd. Irene writes:

It was a privilege to lead the service at the Cenotaph in Hull on Remembrance Day last week.  Gathering with people of all ages, backgrounds, and beliefs, to remember, honouring the men and women who gave their lives in the service of our country, and all those who have suffered and sacrificed in the cause of peace and freedom. It was heartwarming to see the young cadets, what a delight to be with them, respectful mature young people – very proud of them.

In the Minster Fiona, our brilliant ‘flower lady,’ decorated the font with a wonderful remembrance display and Ann Wilkinson led the two minutes silence in the Minster 11a.m. on the 11th month.

Fiona has also been busy this week at our Grief Café. I have a reputation of ‘putting’ flowers on the table with little or no artistic flair so Fiona came to the rescue and demonstrated how we can arrange a small inexpensive bunch of flowers to look special. Everyone seemed to enjoy this opportunity so big ‘thank you’ to Fiona.

REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY

GIRLS BRIGADE

This week lovely Becky, one of our great crochet teachers came back to make Gnomes for our Lord Mayors Christmas Display tree. The girls and Fudge made a big effort to complete their gnomes so that Viktoria  had a few minutes to talk about remembrance linked to Psalm 147:3 He heals the broken hearted and binds up their wounds, and to make a few poppies to take home.

On Remembrance Sunday a small group stayed after the Sunday Service to read all the names in the Golden Book, Rev Rob started with a prayer, Dave Allum made sure the readers had lists to read in order and Verger Jon Completed the readings with For the Fallen Poem. This is a special tribute to those who lost their lives for our safety and future, as Olga said, each of these names was a real human being leaving behind sad families for the good of all. Fiona has also, as always produced a stunning Poppy Display in the Church.  Gill Alden

CHRISTMAS AT THE MINSTER SHOP

This year’s Minster Christmas card is now out. A lovely picture of the nave looking extremely tidy with the Gaia. Peace on Earth is the theme. Very appropriate in such a troubled world. Single cards or packs of 6. There are packets in 10s of Christmas cards with Christian texts. Traditional advent calendars and candles along with a good selection of Christmas decorations and gifts. Come and have a look whilst stock is available. If I’m around on Sundays, please ask if you can’t get in during the week.
Sue McGaw

CHRISTMAS CEILIDH

Volunteer and Church family, Christmas Ceilidh. Bring your own supper - there will be a bar! Bring all the family, friends, neighbours ... 
What is a ceilidh?
Pronounced kay-lee, the word descends from the Old Irish céle, in Gaelic literally translating as "visit". Today you can count on a ceilidh being music, lots of dances, lots of involvement, and a fabulous, fun night out.

Do I need to know the dances?

No! The whole point of a ceilidh is that everyone should be able to join in, irrespective of experience, age, and fitness. We will have a caller who'll explain the steps involved in each dance and keep you on track once the dance has started. There's often a range of experience amongst the dancers too, so if it's your first ceilidh, you're unlikely to be the only one treading the boards for the first time.

COLLECT CHRIST THE KING FOR THE Sunday next before Advent AND The first Sunday of Advent

23 November 2025

God the Father, help us to hear the call of Christ the King and to follow in his service, whose kingdom has no end; for he reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, one glory. AMEN

30 November 2025

Almighty God, as your kingdom dawns, turn us from the darkness of sin to the light of holiness, that we may be ready to meet you in our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. AMEN

READINGS 23 November

Psalm 46

Jeremiah 23:1-6

Luke 23:33-43

READINGS 30 November

Psalm 122

Isaiah 2:1-5

Matthew 24:36-44

PRAYERS FOR THE SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT AND THE FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT

·         We pray for our world and all the areas of conflict.  Give wisdom to the leaders of nations that they may ‘seek the common good’.

·         We pray for peace throughout the whole of the Middle East and for the Christians who are suffering persecution in many countries, especially Sudan and the Indian state of Rajasthan.  Lord, protect them.

·         We pray for the people of Ukraine and Russia and all those who have experienced loss of loved ones and homes, may know your comfort and peace.  Father God may there be a change of heart for those who wish to prolong conflict for their own ends.

·         We pray too for all those throughout the world living in fear and experiencing hunger, Lord may the leaders in all situations have compassion.

·         We pray for our city of Hull that we will see help being given to those in dire need, especially as the colder weather sets in.  Help us to play our part and contribute in order to relieve suffering.

·         We pray for all the children involved in the variety of activities in the Minster.  May they have an understanding of your love for them.

·         We pray for all who have loved ones who are sick, or who have recently died that they may experience your healing.  May they know your love and peace.

·         Help us all to remember to be grateful for all that you have given for us and to share with others.

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This week Revd. Irene writes:

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“For all the Saints”……. Having just celebrated All Saints it’s important for us to look at who are the Saints. Looking around the Minster windows there are many Saints depicted in our stained-glass windows – great. However what about the living saints, the ones that follow God’s instructions as best they can and who bring God’s love to their neighbours and friends?

At our 9:30 worship this morning we had the verses from Isaiah 1:10-18, a powerful message from God to the people through the prophet Isaiah. A message showing God’s frustration with sacrifices and offerings being made but not followed up with actions. Whatever words we speak are meaningless if not followed up actions. Love isn’t about texting ‘are you OK?’, I’m here for you’, it’s about actually showing up, listening and being around even when it’s inconvenient.

Words mean nothing without action – God is not impressed with words (read the Isaiah passage).  The great thing is our passage ends with the verse “though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be as white as snow.” God is so brilliant he will act for you and me because we are so special to him. That means no matter how many mistakes we make, God is ready to forgive and that’s what made the saints shine so brightly they trusted in that promise from God.

“Help us to live with clean hearts and loving hands, so that we, too may be lights in your world, everyday saints!”

GIRLS BRIGADE

Psalm 104:24 "How many are your works, Lord!
    In wisdom you made them all;
    the earth is full of your creatures."

What a wonderful way to finish half term. We welcomed back three new girls for the second week, and they joined in and were welcomed by our wonderful members brilliantly. We finished our badgework tonight on Climate and Environmental Justice. The girls finished their display, and we discussed things that we can do in our homes, schools, and communities about how we can make a difference, however small to preserve our beautiful earth that God has made.  Jill led us in our devotions this week. In Gods wisdom he has made everyone beautiful, and we are so blessed we have such a wonderful, friendly group. We hope they all have a wonderful safe half term and look forward to seeing them in November. 

1st Hull Girls' Brigade forms part of the Hull and East Yorkshire District Girls Brigade. We are going to present at Cottingham Christmas Festival to raise funds for our district. The money gets put back into HEY District to subsidise trips, events, and training. If you have any tombola items you would be able to donate to help us, it would be most appreciated. We would need these by Tuesday 4th November and please mark them for Lauren, Gill Alden, or Jill Harpham. Any donations are gratefully received. 

With many blessings,  Lauren

 YORK MINSTER TRIP

During half term, our young volunteers with different learning abilities, who have now formed a social group, visited York Minster. For all, but Claire, it was their first visit. They had an awesome time looking around, trying to find both Bishop Eleanor's and Dominic's seats in the Chapter House, comparing the Nave and Chancel to ours and visiting the crypt and underground museum.

     They were such a joy to spend time with, and they were very professional in their Hull Minster uniform and behaviour, and the way they treated each other and the volunteer helpers: both Hull and York Minster's. The highlight of the trip for me was when Tristan told a York Minster volunteer that he loved the bath that was in the museum, which turned out to be a coffin! He also asked whether Dominic sits in his chair? He awaits Dominic's answer.

    The day filled us all with joy, and was a huge success, thanks to the other volunteers that came along to help: Becky, Kath, Jacob, and Sean.

    Our next social event is a film and pizza night in church during the New Year week when church is closed. As we are welcoming new students to Hull Minster, in the run up to Christmas, the numbers in the social group will grow. So if you would like to volunteer to help at these events, please let me know.

'Let your gentleness be evident to all. The Lord is near'   Philippians 4:5

Ann Wilkinson  Chaplain and Advocate for People with Different Learning Abilities

CHRISTMAS AT THE MINSTER SHOP

This year’s Minster Christmas card is now out. A lovely picture of the nave looking extremely tidy with the Gaia. Peace on Earth is the theme. Very appropriate in such a troubled world. Single cards or packs of 6. There are packets in 10s of Christmas cards with Christian texts. Traditional advent calendars and candles along with a good selection of Christmas decorations and gifts. Come and have a look whilst stock is available. If I’m around on Sundays, please ask if you can’t get in during the week.
Sue McGaw

CHRISTMAS CEILIDH

Volunteer and Church family, Christmas Ceilidh. Bring your own supper - there will be a bar! Bring all the family, friends, neighbours ... 
What is a ceilidh?
Pronounced kay-lee, the word descends from the Old Irish céle, in Gaelic literally translating as "visit". Today you can count on a ceilidh being music, lots of dances, lots of involvement, and a fabulous, fun night out.

Do I need to know the dances?

No! The whole point of a ceilidh is that everyone should be able to join in, irrespective of experience, age, and fitness. We will have a caller who'll explain the steps involved in each dance and keep you on track once the dance has started. There's often a range of experience amongst the dancers too, so if it's your first ceilidh, you're unlikely to be the only one treading the boards for the first time.

COLLECTS FOR THE THIRD SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT

AND THE SECOND SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT

2ND NOVEMBER 2025

God of glory, touch our lips with the fire of your Spirit, that we with all creation may rejoice to sing your praise; through Jesus Christ our Lord, AMEN

9th NOVEMBER 2025

God, our refuge and strength, bring near the day when wars shall cease and poverty and pain shall end, that earth may know the peace of heaven through Jesus Christ our Lord AMEN

READINGS FOR THE THIRD SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT

AND THE SECOND SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT

 2ND NOVEMBER 2025

Psalm 32:1-8

2 Thessalonians 1

Luke 19:1-10

9TH NOVEMBER 2025

Psalm 17:1-9

2 Thessalonians 2:1-5, 13-end

Luke 20:27-38

PRAYERS FOR THE THIRD SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT

AND THE SECOND SUNDAY BEFORE ADVENT

·         We pray for all those affected by the stabbing on the train.  Bring healing to their minds and bodies.

·         We pray for people in Jamaica and the Caribbean who have lost loved ones, homes, and possessions in the terrible hurricane.  May the richer nations reach out with help.

·         We pray for peace throughout the whole of the Middle East and for the Christians who are suffering persecution in many countries, especially Sudan and the Indian state of Rajasthan.  Lord, protect them.

·         We pray for the people of Ukraine and Russia and all those who have experienced loss of loved ones and homes that they may know your comfort and peace.

·         We pray too for all those throughout the world living in fear and experiencing hunger, Lord may the leaders in all situations have compassion.

·         We pray for our city of Hull that we will see help being given to those in dire need, especially as the colder weather sets in.  Help us to play our part.

·         We pray for all the children involved in the variety of activities in the Minster.  May they have an understanding of your love for them.

·         We pray for all who have loved ones who are sick that they may experience your healing.  May they know your love and peace.

·         Help us all to remember to be grateful for all that you have given for us and to share with others.

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This week Revd. Irene writes:

It’s good to be back into Minster life after a couple of weeks away enjoying the countryside, coast and autumn colours. It was great to hear from Tim all the exciting things that have been happening at Welcome Café during those couple of weeks. In our last Lifeline you heard about the Active Care Group and their performance of The Wizard of Oz but alongside this there was another new addition to the café, free haircuts for anyone wanting a short back and sides make over. I understand there was quite a queue for this new offering.

Many  thanks of course went to the hairdresser:

Then I heard about  the following Thursday with great excitement, this is what Tim had to say:

WELCOME CAFE

“Firstly, thank you all for today. It was full on hard work. But it really was appreciated by all those that attended.

Particular thanks to Mike who had prepared a delicious two course lunch. Vegetable lasagne, Jacket potatoes and sticky toffee pudding with custard.

There were 61 servings. Enough for those that asked for seconds. We know that for certain because of Sister Catherine’s brilliant suggestion of raffle tickets.

You couldn’t wish for a better example of putting our Faith in to action.

And I firmly believe it is creating a place where individuals can play their part by helping out. Helping to clear the tables and chairs is a great help. So, thank you all.  God bless.”  

I should firstly apologise to our friends at St Helen’s Church Welton. For not acknowledging this earlier.
The Clergy and congregation of St Helens have been coming to the Welcome Cafe once a month with a wonderful variety of gifts for those that attend. The gifts range from hand knitted hats and scarfs, baby clothing, pot noodles and toiletries.  All of which is very much appreciated. But on their last visit they came with a cheque for £250. A contribution to the running cost of the Welcome Cafe.

The story behind this gift is heart-warming.
Seemingly, two young men went to the Vicarage of St Helen’s and offered the money to the vicar for the work of the church at Welton.
The Vicar told the two guys about the work of  Welcome Cafe at Hull Minster and on hearing this they both said yes, please pass it on to the Welcome Cafe.
A wonderful gesture on behalf of the two young men, a wonderful gift from Welton Church.
Those of us that volunteer to maintain the Welcome Cafe are mindful of the cost of what the church freely offer to all those that attend on a Thursday.
It follows that we are so grateful for those that work behind the scenes work, particularly regarding fundraising. One particular person. Who I shall be thanking personally. Tim

BEER FESTIVAL

Had a great day today presenting the certificate to Atom Brewery for the best keg ale in the Hull Minster beer festival 2025. The decision is by public vote over three days.

GIRLS BRIGADE

Wow teamwork makes the dreamwork! Where do I start, my fantastic team were amazing, it was all a bit of challenge getting through the Hull fair traffic and we are so grateful our girls choose to come to us and 1 new one instead of going to fair Thank you.  We had  challenge Tuesday with less time and lots of crafts to make for our display board, plus practicing our readings for Sunday. The team worked hard behind the scenes helping to prepare each animal for our display board. The girls worked hard making the animals. Imy and Hollie worked hard on preparing our display board and putting it altogether. We still have a bit of work o do to finish it off so watch this space! Everyone worked well and part of team. Well done everyone! It reminds me of 1 Corinthians 12:27  You are the body of Christ. Each one of you is a part of it. Thank you, Lord, for everyone in our team. 

With many blessings, Lauren

This Sunday morning at the Informal Service, we saw the girls receiving badges for various awards.  They also helped in leading the song Our God is a Great Big God.  Below, they were joined by younger members of the family.

The present and hopefully, the next generation, of Girls Brigade

GOLDEN BOOK

Remembrance period is once again fast approaching.  Hull Minster is planning an exhibition space for the 3 branches of the cadet forces to show what work they do.

It is also the time when we read the names from the Golden Book.  This will start at 1pm on Sunday 9th November.  If you wish to read names out please let Jon know, You do not have to stay all afternoon, even if you have 10 minutes to spare to read a few pages of names.  The more readers the better.

Jon Major

COLLECT FOR THE LAST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY

26th October, 2025

Merciful God, teach us to be faithful in change and uncertainty, that trusting in your word and obeying your will we may enter the unfailing joy of Jesus Christ

Jesus Christ our Lord. AMEN

READINGS FOR THE LAST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY

Psalm 65

2 Timothy 4:6-8, 16-18

Luke 18:9-14

PRAYERS FOR THE LAST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY

·         We pray for continued peace in Manchester, and other areas, after the issues outside the synagogue.

·         We pray for our government that you will give them wisdom in these difficult times.

·         We pray for peace throughout the whole of the Middle East and for the Christians who are suffering persecution in many countries. 

·         We pray especially for Christians in the Indian state of Rajasthan who are facing an increase in attacks just weeks after the state assembly passed a strict anti-conversion law. Under the bill, one of the stipulations is that voluntary conversions require the approval of the local authorities.  There have been five attacks since the bill’s passage in September. In one incident, some 20 Christians had gathered for a service when Hindutva extremists barged in, accusing the pastor of forced conversions. When the believers defended him, the extremists verbally abused and physically assaulted the group. Several were hospitalised.

·         We pray for the people of Ukraine and Russia and all those who have experienced loss of loved ones that they may know your comfort and peace.

·         We pray too for all those throughout the world living in fear and experiencing hunger, Lord may the leaders in all situations have compassion.

·         We pray for our city of Hull that we will see help being given to those in dire need.

·         We pray for all the children involved in the variety of activities in the Minster.  May they have an understanding of your love for them.

·         We pray for all who have loved ones who are sick that they may experience your healing.  May they know your love and peace.

·         Help us all to remember to be grateful for all that you have given for us.

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READINGS FOR THE LAST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY

COLLECT FOR THE LAST SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY

Lord of creation, whose glory is around and within us; open our eyes to your wonders, that we may serve you with reverence and know your peace at our lives’ end through Jesus Christ our Lord. AMEN

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Minster Lifeline 33

This week Val writes:

Once again, this week has shown only too clearly, that evil in our society is never far from the surface.  Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement is, for Jews, their holiest day of the year. In Leviticus chapter 16, it tells us that on this day two goats were chosen, one was sacrificed, and the other, the scapegoat, had the sins of the community symbolically placed on it and was sent into the wilderness to bear those sins away. This event is equivalent to Christians being murdered on Good Friday, just because they were Christians.  On that day, Jesus became our ‘scapegoat’ as he took on himself the sins of mankind.  Although such events don’t happen in most of the Western world, it does occur in countries like the Yemen, Syria, and many other countries, where Christians are killed because of their faith. 

I wonder how many of us would be able to withstand that sort hatred.  Would we be prepared to say we would follow Jesus, regardless of any persecution?  If we look back in history, we find that many of the early disciples were put to death because they followed Jesus.

"For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain", is a well-known verse from Philippians 1:21 in our Bible.  Whilst we may not live in fear of following Jesus in this country, let us think of all those Christians across the world who daily live under that threat.  Pray for them and their families, and for ourselves, that we will remain firm in our faith and share it with others.

GIRLS BRIGADE

Girls Brigade this week was our Bring a Friend Night.

Planned by our Young Leader, Imy, we learned about how the Bible teaches us what a good friend acts like. After some fun games we made friendship bracelets from left over baubles and wool from old projects in line with our badge work this term on Climate Change and Environmental Justice. A little bun decorating followed, and everyone left with a goody bag and a smile.

JUNIOR CHURCH

Sunday 21st September was the International Day of Peace. The older Junior Church group discussed what peace means to us individually as well as in a global context. They then wrote on post its, a summary of what it means to them, from no war, calmness, equality, listening and forgiveness to “when Cason is quiet”.

This Sunday we looked at the parable of the Good Samaritan, letting the group try and remember the story with no guidance in a play form. The first version lacked a few important details but the second saw Leila direct Cason roll his eyes at the injured Oliver on the floor, Kayleigh pass by as the dancing priest and Aria rescue him on horse back and take him to the hotel where, in a modern twist, she left her credit card to cover his costs with the reception team of Archie and Elizabeth.   Gill Alden

ACTIVE DAY CARE

What a show!  Active Day care who attend the Welcome Cafe put on a show, The Wizard of Oz and what a show it was.  You could see the joy on the performers faces and they were well received by all, in fact they received a standing ovation.  We look forward to next year!  Tim Wilson

HEALING AND WHOLENESS

We are delighted to invite you to the Healing & Wholeness workshop series on Friday 17 and Saturday 18 Oct 2025. 

 Places can be BOOKED NOW on Eventbrite. Most workshops run twice so people can attend more than one and choose when and where to attend.

AND there are other activities to enjoy too: Relaxing and Creative arts workshops, Prayer spaces and catching up over a tea or coffee.

A Fellowship Meal at St Paul's from 5pm, and drama to entertain, completes Friday's activities. 

‘REFRESHERS’

As Hull, once again welcomes ‘Freshers’ to Hull University so did Hull Minster albeit 50 years on.  These three wonderful people, who have stayed in touch since their Uni days came back to Hull to celebrate 50 years after their first arrival and decided to see the great sites of Hull from above on a tower tour.   Welcome back and I hope you enjoyed your stay.  This time you will not be told off by Philip Larkin.  

READINGS FOR THE SIXTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY

Psalm 137

2 Timothy 1:1-14

Luke 17:5-10

COLLECT FOR THE SIXTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY

Lord of creation, whose glory is around and within us; open our eyes to your wonders, that we may serve you with reverence and know your peace at our lives’ end through Jesus Christ our Lord. AMEN

PRAYERS FOR THE SIXTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 

·         We pray for the families of those killed outside the synagogue in Manchester. That there will be forgiveness and peace.

·         We pray for peace throughout the whole of the Middle East and for the Christians who are suffering persecution in many countries.

·         We pray for the people of Ukraine and Russia and all those who have experienced loss of loved ones that they may know your comfort and peace.

·         We pray too for all those throughout the world living in fear and experiencing hunger, Lord may the leaders in all situations have compassion.

·         We pray for our city of Hull that we will see help being given to those in dire need.

·         We pray for all the children involved in the variety of activities in the Minster.  May they have an understanding of your love for them.

·         We pray for all who have loved ones who are sick that they may experience your healing.  May they know your love and peace.

·         Help us all to remember to be grateful for all that you have given for us. 

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Minster Lifeline 33/2025

THIS WEEK REVD. IRENE WRITES:

I am in the process at the moment of reading a book titled ‘An altar in the world’ by Barbara Brown Taylor, it is highly acclaimed revealing the countless ways we can discover divine depths in the small things we do and see every day. She suggests that we will travel all over the world to see a monastery or church searching to discover the treasure and yet often we fail to stop and look at what is right in front of our eyes. She says ‘the reason so many of us cannot see the red X that marks the spot is because we’re standing on it.’ She quotes Francis of Assisi loved nature and animals in equal measure to humans. Equality, to him a leper was as kissable as a bishop’s ring, a single bird as much a messenger of God as a cloud of angels. Francis had no discretion’

I find this so encouraging as I look out of my study window onto the drizzly rain that seems never ending today. There is such beauty all around us, if only we appreciated it. Simple things seem even more important at the moment as we see the destruction happening in so many areas of the world and how we see Christians being treated in Nigeria and many other countries.

It is so easy to forget what riches we have. It is easy to draw close to God in our church services then walk away and package that up for another week. Having spent a short time in the Yorkshire Dales this week, despite the weather, I was once more taken aback by the beauty that was there, made naturally and by the hand of God.

BATTLE OF BRITAIN SERVICE AT THE CENOTAPH

Revd. Ann Richards led the service of the Battle of Britain at the Cenotaph last week.

It was Ann’s first service at the Cenotaph and was a great event which was well attended by veterans, cadets and public.

LITTLE FISHES

For our 10th birthday we celebrated with what's become our annual trip to Williams Den! Seventeen families were able to join us for a fun filled day exploring the natural play area, sand pits, water fights, slides, zip lines and most importantly ice cream! It was a great, boiling hot day. We were able to come together for lunch and for ice cream, Rachel had very kindly brought cakes for us to sing happy birthday to little fishes which were enjoyed by all and provided us with the much-needed energy boost for the afternoon. We thank Irene and the church for starting this wonderful group. We also thank Rachel for her friendliness, kindness, supportive and welcoming nature every Friday. Which is the essence of our wonderful group which so many families (including myself) are very grateful for. Rachel and I would also like to say thank you to our supporters in particular Jean, Rob, Katie, Dominic, James, HM volunteers, Hull City of Culture volunteers who have supported us in our weekly meetings through pastoral care, setting up/down and washing up. Your help and kindness are very much appreciated. 

HERITAGE WEEKEND

Last weekend, over the course of the 12th and 13th of September, we welcomed hundreds into the Church as part of Heritage Open Days 2025. 

Visitors were able to take part in a plethora of arts and crafts, including making their own colourful wax seals, and designing crowns and mitres that they could take home. 

We also had the Minster's own artefacts on display to be handled by the public for the first time in nearly 2 years. Visitors got to engage with some of our 3D models, but also hold the authentic Civil War cannonball in their hands, and flip through an ornate (and quite large!) 1850s Bible, complete with beautiful illustrations, among much more!

The highlight of HODS this year though were the wonderful performances from Shift Key Theatre. The Beverley-based theatre group did an outstanding job portraying some of the memorialized people of the church, namely Agnes Bedford, John Alderson, and George and Eleanor Crowle. The feedback from their performances was marvellous, and we hope to make their telling of Hull's history a more regular occurrence!

GIRLS BRIGADE

Our second week saw us starting on our badgework, we are learning about the Climate and Environmental Justice. Gill introduced the topic to us through Job 12:7-10. We discussed different ways to look after the world and why is this is important. The girls were then set to work of designing our display board and what would be best to go on this. It was great to hear the girls’ opinions, understanding, and we look forward to bringing this to fruition together. 

MINSTER CRAFTERS

Volunteer position available for Minster Crafters. You DO NOT need to be a crafter. The group is looking for someone to help with organising and promoting the Crafters. To sort and keep the cupboard tidy and to help when we have a stall. Glenis and Becky will continue to make all the craft items but need help with the administration side. For more information please see Becky D on a Wednesday afternoon.  Becky Dexter


COLLECT FOR THE FIFTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY

Lord God, defend your church from all false teaching and give to your

people knowledge of your truth, that we may enjoy eternal life

in Jesus Christ our Lord. AMEN

READINGS FOR THE FIFTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY

Psalm 91. 1-6

1 Timothy 6. 6-9

Luke 16. 19-end

PRAYERS FOR THE FIFTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY

·         Father, we pray for peace of mind for all of those suffering through war, or the threat of war, at this time. 

·         We pray for peace throughout the whole of the Middle East and for the Christians who are suffering persecution in many countries.

·         We think of those Christians in Nigeria who are under constant threat from Muslim extremists, send help to them we pray.

·         Our Father God, we pray again for all those suffering with injuries, loss of loved ones and the  terrible starvation in Gaza.  May the leaders involved find compassion and be prepared to rein in those who are urging more terror.

·         We pray for the people of Ukraine and Russia as the fighting intensifies.  Please bring compassion into all the discussions and decisions taking place this week.

·         We pray too for all those throughout the world who do not have enough to eat, or live in fear for their lives, may we do our part and give out of our comparative abundance to help alleviate suffering.

·         We pray for America and an end to the unrest that is being stirred up.

·         We pray for our city of Hull that we will see help being given to those in dire need.

·         We pray for all the children involved in the variety of activities in the Minster.  May they have an understanding of your love for them.

·         We pray for all who have loved ones who are sick that they may experience your healing.  May they know your love and peace.

·         Help us all to remember to be grateful for all that you have given for us.

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Minster Lifeline 32/2025

THIS WEEK REVD. IRENE WRITES:

This week we celebrate 10 years of Little Fishes at Hull Minster. The group of families celebrated with a trip to William’s Den a few weeks ago during the very hot summer days. (If you haven’t been to William’s Den it is a fabulous place for families, just near to North Cave)

The first Little Fishes was held in the Parish Centre, a few toys a packet of biscuits, two mums and two babies. There are now 40 families who are actively involved in the Little Fishes community! Each week there are 15-20 families meet in the Minster.

Rachel and Lauren are co leading at the moment with Hannah helping with the crafts. Of course there are others that are equally invaluable to this group helping where needed.

It is a wonderful example of Christian love as each helps each other, supports each other and show kindness and love.

I am sorry that I am not able to be there on a Friday, this group must be one of the most exciting Christian gatherings held in the church as we remember, if we don’t nurture younger people and children there will be no church for the future.

A big thank you to Rachel Turner for providing this information for me.

GIRLS BRIGADE

It was wonderful to come to Girls Brigade on Tuesday and welcome back our girls. They all spoke and got on like no time had passed, they all missed one another and enjoyed being in each other's presence. It was brilliant to be back in God's wonderful building and the connections it brought us all. There really is something special about the Minster and nature of this great building. 

We shared our news, our girls had a lovely time with families going to beach, Cyprus, paragliding, water parks and the baths of Aphrodite. Imogen has done brilliantly in her Musical Theatre and History GCSE's passing them both. We will keep her in our prayers as she enters her final school year. I am so happy all of girls have come back safely and are excited to take part in Girls Brigade. 
Our leaders shared their news too, from day trips, trips to Scotland, Greece and Germany. I have shared my wonderful news with the leaders, girls and parents, Mark, Aurora and I are expecting our second baby just before Christmas! We are very blessed and looking forward to this. I feel very lucky to have supportive leaders, wonderful families, and church support to carry on the mission of Girls Brigade and bringing the good news of Jesus to all. Lauren

BEAUTIFUL HARVEST FLOWERS BY FIONA AND FRIEND

OUR VERGER AT WORK

(Yes, he really does, contrary to what some may think!!

PEAL BELLS

On Saturday 13th September, as part of our Heritage Open Day and also as part of our 600th anniversary celebrations, a full peal was rung on our bells by a visiting band of ringers.

They rang from about 12.30pm, for 3 hours and 22 minutes continuously.  We displayed on our big screen in church a live feed from the belfry camera showing the tower bells ringing.

 Bells rung English-style are uniquely controlled with ropes and wheels to enable ringers to ring predefined sequences of changes or permutations. A peal is a non-stop sequence of a minimum of 5,000 changes where each sequence is different and cannot be repeated on seven or more bells. This takes around three hours to ring and is the bell ringers’ equivalent of a marathon, requiring concentration and stamina to complete the peal.

https://cccbr.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/what-is-a-peal.pdf

 The peal record includes a dedication to David Stipetic, a widely respected bellringer who rang many peals in his day, and the anniversary of whose death it was on the day.

Robin Alden  Ringing Master

COLLECT FOR THE FOURTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY ST. MATTHEW, APOSTLE AND EVANGELIST

Merciful God, your Son came to save us and bore our sins on the cross;

may we trust in your mercy and know your love, rejoicing in the

righteousness that is ours through Jesus Christ our Lord. AMEN

READINGS FOR THE FOURTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY ST. MATTHEW, APOSTLE AND EVANGELIST

Psalm 119:65-72

2 Corinthians 4:1-6

Matthew 9:9-13

 PRAYERS FOR THE FOURTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY ST. MATTHEW, APOSTLE AND EVANGELIST 

·         Our Father God, we pray again for all those suffering with injuries, loss of loved ones and the  terrible starvation in Gaza.  May the leaders involved find compassion.

·         We pray for peace throughout the whole of the Middle East and for the Christians who are suffering persecution in many countries.

·         We pray for the people of Ukraine and Russia as the fighting intensifies.  Please bring compassion into all the discussions and decisions taking place this week.

·         We pray too for all those throughout the world who do not have enough to eat, or live in fear for their lives, may we do our part and give out of our comparative abundance to help alleviate suffering.

·         We pray for America and an end to the unrest that is being stirred up.

·         We pray for our city of Hull that we will see help being given to those in dire need.

·         We pray for the protection of all our children as they have returned to school and for those children who are anxious about this new term.  Give those in authority wisdom.

·         We pray for all who have loved ones who are sick that they may experience your healing.  May they know your love and peace.

·         Help us all to remember to be grateful for all that you have given for us.

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