A celebration of life and work
There are some unlikely 'flowers' in this display! Can you spot the caulis, broccoli and kiwi fruit?
Some church members are builders.
Some church members are farmers
One church member is the town clerk of Richmond.
Several church members write, draw, paint and take photographs.
Sheep are all around us. We once had a whole harvest all about sheep!
photos by Ros Brown.
To see photos of the 2002 harvest displays click here
... and to see photos of the 2003 harvest displays click here
Smarber Weekend 2005
The site of our original chapel building is up on the hillside above Low Row at a place called Smarber (see history page), where the walls of the old chapel are still standing but not the roof.
The present day church holds a service here once a year. In recent years this Smarber Service has been held on the Friday evening of the early May Bank Holiday weekend. So we expect the next Smarber Service to be held on Friday May 2nd 2008 at 7.00pm in the ruins of the old chapel. Only if the weather is really bad will we move to our present day chapel on the road and with a roof. Everyone interested is most welcome to attend.
Smarber Weekend 2000
photos by Daphne Clarke.
Smarber Weekend 1999
In 1999 our then Moderator, the Rev David Jenkins, led worship with a congregation of nearly 40 people present.
photo courtesy of the Northern Echo.
Links to other pages on this web-site:
Return to Low Row URC Home Page
History of Low Row URC
The Roy Huntingford Organ
The Low Row Art Group
The Good Lord Wharton
Lord Wharton's Bible Charity