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St Aidan's Billingham
St Aidan's Billingham sits at the heart of the town, just north of the Town Centre and John Whitehead Park. Many of our key activities as Billingham Team Parish are centred on St Aidan's, reaching out to the whole town. The Parish Office is located at St Aidan's, and is open two mornings a week, but the church centre is buzzing most days with community and church activities taking place in the hall, lounge, or Lady Chapel.
On Sundays, St Aidan's hosts our main parish act of worship every week, at 11am.
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St Cuthbert's Billingham
St Cuthbert's is the 'mother church' of Billingham - a church has stood on the site since Saxon times, and over the centuries the facilities have grown and changed to meet the faith and community needs of successive generations. As the ancient village grew into the modern town of Billingham, new churches were created and the parish gradually divided. Today, the parishes have reunited, and the church works together across the town once more, and St Cuthbert's reminds us where we came from.
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St Luke's Billingham (Low Grange)
St Luke's Billingham stands at the heart of the Low Grange estates, and is a flexible modern building with excellent facilities. As we grow together as a parish, our Sunday morning worship is centred at St Aidan's, St Peter's and St Cuthbert's, and we're exploring new ways of worshipping together midweek and on Sunday evenings at St Luke's.
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St Mary Magdalene Billingham (Wolviston Court)
Sadly we are not in a position to hold services at St Mary Magdalene at the moment due to long-standing problems with the fabric of the building. However, our strength as a parish is in our unity, and we have a range of activities and services across the other churches of the Billingham Team Parish, where you will always find a welcome, and recognise neighbours from the Wolviston Court Community.
Of course we also continue our strong relationship as a parish with Prior's Mill CofE Primary School, where members of our team share in collective worship, through Open the Book story-telling, as Parish Friends in the playground, and through involvement in the governing body of the school.
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