A FESTIVAL of Life is being held again in Keighley.
The popular event is returning this Saturday (July 9) after a two-year break due to restrictions surrounding the pandemic.
Churches from across Keighley are joining forces to stage a host of free activities on Church Green, between 11am and 3pm.
Attractions will include a barbecue, live music and children's activities, and there will be a space where people can meet with others.
Organisers have been making final preparations for the festival.
The Rev David Cooke, of New Life Apostolic Church, said: "As Christians we want to show by our words and actions the love of God that has touched our lives. We want to welcome all and celebrate God's goodness.
"It has been an important and much-loved annual event and this year the invitation goes out to the town to come along and be a part of this Festival of Life."
Rector of Keighley, the Rev Canon Mike Cansdale, said: "Life can feel tough for many people – we're creating an event for bringing the community together and having fun. We want to encourage people that even when things are difficult, life can be full of hope, peace and purpose."
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