Students at a Northumberland church school have created a series of multimedia exhibitions demonstrating the significant impact of Covid on our North East communities.
In early October, Newcastle will be hosting young Christians on a pilgrimage which has spanned the length of the country.
The Elected Mayor of North Tyneside Norma Redfearn CBE recently visited St Mark’s to welcome the church’s new Priest in Charge, Revd Dr Rae Caro, to her role
‘Safeguarding Sunday’ is an ecumenical initiative supported by the Church of England, and this year will be marked on 10th October 2021.Â
Northumberland Church of England Academy Trust (NCEAT) has celebrated the start of the new academic year with the launch of four new primary schools.
Members of our community have been welcomed into their new roles within the Diocese
A celebratory service honouring lay ministry in our Diocese will take place in October
Our spiritual home is the little Island of Iona, where my wife and I had our honeymoon over 50 years ago just off the south western tip of Scotland’s west coast Island of Mull.
The Church of England, in response to recent events, has provided online material to help people in the North East welcome Afghan refugees in the community.
We are delighted to announce the appointment of Leanne Conway-Wilcox as Generous Giving Adviser.
Pilgrims journeying from Poland to Glasgow will arrive in Newcastle this October as part of their efforts in raising awareness of climate change.
Joan Grenfell details how she continued to be an Anna Chaplain for St George's Church throughout lockdown
Ten churches nestled in Northumberland National Park feature in a new online guide
We are delighted to announce the appointment of Revd Jo Trickey as Diocesan Intern Officer.
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A vital service offering support to new parents who are struggling to afford essentials for their babies has been launched by a North Tyneside church.
The Bishop of Newcastle, the Right Reverend Christine Hardman has become the first Faith Leader to be granted Newcastle’s ‘Freedom of the City’.
The Bishops of Newcastle and Berwick are among 14 senior North East church leaders to call on the Government to make the £20 uplift in Universal Credit permanent.
The Right Reverend Christine Hardman, after six years as Bishop of Newcastle, has announced that she is to retire from her role at the end of November.
The founder of a Northumberland-based charity which recycles part-used candles into new ones is appealing for donations.
Church Action on Poverty North East invites you to an event at which groups from Newcastle, North Tyneside and Northumberland will share their experiences of exclusion.
The trustees of Shepherds Dene Retreat House in Riding Mill, the retreat house for the Dioceses of Durham and Newcastle, are delighted to announce the appointment of a new director.
A ring of ten bells will soon be chiming at St Michael’s Alnwick - making it only the second church in Northumberland to house such an impressive collection.
In just two months from now, we will be embarking on our first ever Newcastle Diocese Generosity Week!
An awe-inspiring sky of heavenly angels is floating in Hexham Abbey as a moving tribute to all those affected by the Covid pandemic.
The Church of England is embracing the 'unique opportunity' to learn and reflect across differences, through Living in Love and Faith.
An insightful video reflecting on the relationships between religion and violence against women has been released by Voices of Faith.
A teacher at a church school in South East Northumberland for children and young people with profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD) is helping pupils to take miraculous steps towards a better, more independent way of living by getting creative with items typically found around the house.
Seventeen people will be ordained as priests and deacons during our annual Petertide Ordinations this weekend.
Emily Emmerson-Finch’s journey to ordination started when she decided to spend her life savings on a double decker bus.
Shilbottle’s most usual claim to fame is that its coal fed the fires of Buckingham Palace but now, Colin Gough’s research into the parish life and history shows that it has much else of which it can be proud.Â
