Our Rector Rev. Kath McBride works alongside our Churchwardens and Licensed Lay Minister (Reader) across the Benefice of Rural East York.

Please contact Rev. Kath McBride in the first instance for any pastoral enquiries including baptisms, weddings or funerals (see contact details on Who’s who page).

To find out more about our church community, read about us, and how to get involved in our groups and activities for children, youth and adults.

We hope that through looking at this site you will discover that God is real, active and alive! He is with us in all we do.

You can also find out more about the benefice of Rural East York through our A Church Near You page.

Safeguarding. Safeguarding is everyone's business and at St. Nicholas we take safeguarding seriously. Reassure yourself by reading our parish safeguarding information and the Diocese of York's safeguarding information.

Generous Living

Dear Friends,

As we begin our giving campaign in the Benefice of Rural East York, let me first thank you for the generosity that has been shown over many years and across our churches. I was so grateful to begin my ministry here knowing that our four churches were in a good financial position, amply supporting the ministry and mission that currently takes place, with stable reserves and having completed ambitious projects that required fund-raising. Our benefice has also consistently contributed enough to cover the costs of the stipendiary ministry we receive through the Free Will Offer sent to the diocese. So thank you; thank you for the time, skills, commitment and money that you have given to Holy Trinity Holtby, St Nicholas Dunnington, Holy Trinity Stockton on the Forest and St Mary Warthill.

Read more on... The Generous Living page