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Community

Walk the Ethels: Back Tor & Lost Lad

In celebration of Ethel Haythornthwaite and 100 years of CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire, we are leading guided walks up the many Ethels on land cared for by the National Trust. The Ethels are 95 hills in the Peak District named in tribute to Ethel Haythornthwaite, who founded CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire in 1924 (then called the Sheffield Association for the Protection of Rural Scenery.) Her activism saved Longshaw Estate from development and helped establish the Peak District as the UK’s first National Park in 1951. Join us on a circular walk summiting Back Tor and Lost Lad from Fairholmes Visitor Centre. The walk begins in the shadow of the famous Derwent Dam before a steep ascent onto Green Sitches and on to Lost Lad, which offers stunning views of Derwent Valley and Derwent Moor. We'll then continue to Back Tor and follow Derwent Edge until we descend to Ladybower Reservoir and follow the shoreline back to the car park. This moderately challenging walk is approximately 8 miles and includes a steep ascent and follows an uneven footpath. The walk is not suitable for pushchairs or prams. Dogs on leads are welcome but there may be some stiles. Our walk leaders are incredibly knowledgeable, so please ask as many questions about the area as you like!

Fri 24 Jul11:00Kinder, Edale and the High Peak(3.1mi)

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Religion & Spirituality

Celtic Worship

Celtic style worship, taking place outdoors for most of the year, and focused on finding God in the world around us. Location moves around the benefice, usually in the grounds of one of our churches. We move indoors during the winter months (and if the weather is very inclement), but still use a Celtic style worship. Always includes time for individual, themed exploration of the surroundings. . Locations for the next few services will be: May 24th - Castleton June 28th - Bradwell July 26th - Hope August 23rd -Bradwell September 27th - Castleton

Sun 26 Jul10:00Saint Edmund's(2.3mi)

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Religion & Spirituality

Celtic Worship

Sun 26 Jul10:00St Barnabas Church(3.5mi)

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Community

Said Communion

Shared communion rotating around the three benefice churches. May 24th - no 4 pm said communion June 28th - Castleton July 26th - Bradwell August 23rd - Castleton September 27th - Hope

Sun 26 Jul17:00Saint Edmund's(2.3mi)

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Community

Said Communion

Shared communion rotating around the three benefice churches. May 24th - no 4 pm said communion June 28th - Castleton July 26th - Bradwell August 23rd - Castleton September 27th - Hope

Sun 26 Jul17:00St Barnabas Church(3.5mi)

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Children & Family

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St B,s Baby Group Tuesdays 10-11-30am

St B’s Baby Group runs every Tuesday, including half-term breaks, 10-11.30 for babies and toddlers and their carers. Lots of toys for the children to play with, time for you to chat and have a coffee and biscuit and relax. £1 per family group to cover costs. Please for more information. We look forward to seeing you!

Tue 28 Jul10:00St Barnabas Church(3.5mi)

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Religion & Spirituality

Joint service with Methodists

St Edmund is delighted to have a close relationship with our Methodist Friends and to share worship twice a month. On the 1st Sunday of the month at Castleton Methodist Chapel

Sun 2 Aug10:45Saint Edmund's(2.3mi)

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Religion & Spirituality

Worship Together - all-age worship

Every second Sunday of the month Our most informal and interactive service, using the screen in church, though orders of service are available for those who wish. Although we don't have many children, families are always welcome, and we don't mind at all if the children are noisy. There are toys available for preschool children.

Sun 9 Aug11:00St Barnabas Church(3.5mi)

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Community

Kinder Reservoir from Bowden Bridge

Summer is one of the most exciting times to explore the Peak District's hidden gems with our carefully curated walk offering a low-level walk in the shadow of Kinder. Join us on a circular walk in the shadow of the beautiful Kinder Scout National Nature Reserve. We’ll walk in the footsteps of the Kinder Mass Trespass as we march up to the edge of Kinder Scout before circling Kinder Reservoir and back to Hayfield. The walk is approximately 5 miles and includes a short section of road, moderate ascent, uneven paths, cobbles some fords and a stream crossing. Our walk leaders are incredibly knowledgeable, so please ask as many questions about the area as you like! Accompanied children are especially welcome but the walk is not suitable for pushchairs or prams.

Fri 14 Aug11:00Kinder, Edale and the High Peak(3.1mi)

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Religion & Spirituality

Together@10

Informal, cafe-style service, with pastries and drinks on arrival. The service includes: 'Soft start' with craft activities as people arrive Gathering and welcome Saying sorry together Interactive Bible story Prayer activity 2-3 simple worship songs with actions Interactive response with movement Everyone is welcome.

Sun 16 Aug10:00Saint Edmund's(2.3mi)

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Religion & Spirituality

Together@10

Sun 16 Aug10:00St Barnabas Church(3.5mi)

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Community

Reflection and Praise

An opportunity to join in with this monthly service led by The Hub at Hope, at the Methodist Church on Edale Road. Service of music, reflection and praise, with an informal communion. All are welcome.

Sun 16 Aug19:30Saint Edmund's(2.3mi)

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Community

Reflection and Praise

Sun 16 Aug19:30St Barnabas Church(3.5mi)

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Community

Free Friday Social Walk from Castleton

Join us on the third Friday of each month for a free social walk led by our knowledgeable walk leaders. Each walk will be a gentle 5-mile circular hike under the skyline of Mam Tor and the Great Ridge, departing and finishing at Castleton Visitors Centre. Social walks are a great opportunity to meet new people, discover new places, and build your confidence walking in the countryside. Each walk will include mild ascent and descent and is not suitable for pushchairs or prams. Dogs on leads are welcome but there may be some stiles. Please only book if you are certain you can make this event as capacity is limited.

Fri 21 Aug12:00Kinder, Edale and the High Peak(3.1mi)

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Community

Benefice Service with 'Pulpit swap'

Benefice service rotating around the 3 churches of Bradwell, Castleton, and Hope, led by visiting clergy from one of our local churches. Locations for 2025 /2026 are May 31st - Hope August 30th - Castleton November 29th - Bradwell December 27th - Edale

Sun 30 Aug10:00Saint Edmund's(2.3mi)

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Community

Benefice Service with 'Pulpit swap'

Sun 30 Aug10:00St Barnabas Church(3.5mi)

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Community

Free Friday Social Walk from Castleton

Fri 18 Sept12:00Kinder, Edale and the High Peak(3.1mi)

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Derbyshire, England

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