Christmas Day at 9,30am we will be holding a service of 9 Lessons and Carols (sorry no communion)

for 1 hour
St Columba's, Darlington
Clifton Avenue Darlington, DL1 5EE, United Kingdom

We will be holding a service of 9 Lessons and Carols at 9.30am (we are unable to have a visiting Clergy, there will not be Communion at this service)

St Columba's, Darlington

St Columba's is a small but vibrant church family who love and look after each other. We're set in the midst of a housing community only a stone's throw from the famous 'South Park'. We meet weekly at 9.30am on a Sunday to share Holy Communion. Also, there is a 'Wholeness and Healing' service at 4pm on the third Sunday of each month.

In 2003 we expanded into a Community Centre and so we have a busy schedule of activities in the building throughout the week.

You are more than welcome to join us should you want to.

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Get in touch

Brian and Susan - volunteers

St Columba's Church
Clifton Avenue
Darlington

DL1 5EE
enquiries
01325 352793
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Christmas Day at 9,30am we will be holding a service of 9 Lessons and Carols (sorry no communion)

for 1 hour
St Columba's, Darlington
Clifton Avenue Darlington, DL1 5EE, United Kingdom

We will be holding a service of 9 Lessons and Carols at 9.30am (we are unable to have a visiting Clergy, there will not be Communion at this service)

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