St Chad's, Toller Lane

The Parish Church of Saint Chad, Toller Lane, Bradford, England


A Forward in Faith Church in the Church of England Diocese of Bradford
and in the
pastoral care of the Bishop of Beverley.


Read a
Profile of the Parish
by our Vicar:
Revd Ralph Crowe SSC
The Vicarage
St Chad's Road
Bradford, BD8 9DE
Phone: 01274 543957


St Chad's is situated
on the B6174,
1.5 miles NW of
Bradford city centre.
This map shows
where to find us.



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St Chad's, Toller Lane


Times of Services**


SUNDAY

8.30am

 

Low Mass

 

10.45am

 

Solemn Mass*

 

6.30pm

 

Plainsong Evensong,
Address and Benediction

Monday

8.00am

 

Low Mass

Tuesday

8.00am

 

Low Mass

Wednesday

7.30pm

 

Low Mass

Thursday

9.15am

 

Low Mass

Friday

8.00am

 

Low Mass

 

6.30pm

 

Confessions

Saturday

8.00am

 

Low Mass

 

 


* Our Sunday School starts at
10.30am with an act of worship in Church. The children then retire to the
parish hall and rejoin the congregation at the Offertory.

 

 


**
Check the Events Page for Changes to Service Times and details of Additional Services.

 


  • Saint Chad's is a church with an eclectic congregation set in a parish which has a predominantly Muslim population.
    Worship is Traditional Anglo-Catholic in nature - we use the English Missal at most Masses.
  • We have a branch of The Mother's Union which meets once a month.
  • St Chad's is home to the Ward of Saint Faith of the Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament. Our principal activity is the monthly Holy Hour when we spend time in prayerful contemplation before the Blessed Sacrament.
  • Our concern for the sick in body and mind is expressed in our membership of the Guild of St Raphael for the Ministry of Healing. The sick are prayed for at every service and their needs form the special Intention of one Wednesday evening Mass each month.
  • A Cell of the Society of the Holy House of Our Lady of Walsingham, the Fraternity of Our Lady of Walsingham, Saint Chad and All Saints, was inaugurated at the beginning of 2002 with Fr Crowe as its first Superior. Most members of the cell make an annual pilgrimage to Walsingham at the end of August. A Mass of Our Lady of Walsingham is said in Saint Chad's on one Wednesday evening each month.
    (If you visit the Walsingham website, click on Membership and then on Society of OLW).
  • We publish a monthly magazine - St Chad's Journal. An electronic version (in .pdf format) is available on request from The Editor.
  • Our Home Mission is the Additional Curates Society.
  • Overseas we support the work of the United Society for the Propagation of the Gospel. Until his death, in May 2002, we supported Bishop Keith Benzies in his care of the people of northern Madagascar. Our contributions now go to supporting Bishop Christopher Boyle in Northern Malawi (Project 331).
  • We hold an annual Christingle Service in support of the The Children's Society and are involved in house-to-house collection for Christian Aid.
  • Starting on Trinity Sunday each year, the children of the Sunday School choose a charity to support. This year they have chosen both The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association and Martin House - a Hospice for Children & Young People based in Boston Spa, near Wetherby.
  • We regularly support Traidcraft with a stall selling goods from "Third World" countries which have been produced at a fair wage.
  • The collection at our annual Service of Animal Blessing in early autumn supports The Blue Cross - a UK animal welfare charity.
    The Diocesan organisation is Forward in Faith in
    Bradford.
  • St Chad's is registered with Forward in Faith in London.
    The Diocesan organisation is Forward in Faith in
    Bradford.
  • We are an affiliated parish of The Church Union. The Vicar is the chairman of the Bradford Branch.

This page is undergoes regular revision.
Comments etc to Gavin Fairpo at St.Chads@dial.pipex.com


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Last updated September 21st 2009