You will find our team of volunteers in the church hall at St. John the Baptist, Thursdays during Term Time. Drop in for a hot drink and bacon roll and space for younger children to play.
#EveryoneWelcome

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You can visit St. Paul's church and gift shop daily. Current opening hours for British Summer Time are:
Monday to Saturday 11 am until 3 pm and again on Sunday afternoon from 2 - 3.30 pm.

If you are following in the footsteps of The Venerable Bede, keen to explore church architecture or returning to St. Paul's for another visit, there are quiet places to reflect, light a candle or pray. You can begin (or end) local pilgrimage route connecting St. Paul's Jarrow to Durham Cathedral: The Way of Learning. And we are adjacent to the original Jarrow Monastery site (maintained by English heritage, moments away from museum and vsitor attraction Jarrow Hall as well as the beautiful walks the River Don.

Join us in the Community Hall on the First sunday of the Month for songs, stories, crafts, and light snack!

Join our ministry team and on-line congregation for a service, Mondays, 9 am as we seek to step aside from the hustle and bustle and make space for reflection and prayer. You can join us live via our Facebook Livestream (below) or catch up later. An order of service is available on this page.

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Join our on-line congregation for a weekday service, Monday to Thursday at 9 am as we seek to step aside from the hustle and bustle and make space for reflection and prayer. You can join us live via our Facebook Livestream (below) or catch up later. An order of service for each day is available on this page.
If you prefer to join us in person you will find us at 9 am in the following churches:
Mondays and Tuesdays at St. Peter's, Wednesdays at St. Simon's and Thursdays at St. John's.

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Join us for our Sunday Morning Service via Live-stream online or in person but please do reserve your place with the parish warden or by leaving a message at the parish office on 0191 489 1925 and we will come back to you. We look forward to welcoming you back to church, social distancing measures are in place and we ask that visitors wear a face covering and use hand sanitizer provided. Thank you. Please note that on the first Sunday of the month we usually have a Parish Eucharist in one of our four churches so please check back for more information nearer the time. Thank you.

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A quiet reflective service, Wednesday of Holy Week

join us for a peaceful service with reflection and prayers, Tuesday of Holy Week.

Your invitation to join us as we celebrate Easter with a traditional service and Holy Eucharist here at St. Paul's.

Join us as we gather together at the beginning of our Advent Journey. Following this service there will be a home-made produce stall and any pre-ordered items can be collected.

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Come along and join us as we gather from across our churches for this annual service.
Everyone is welcome.

Join us for a service with a difference - stories, songs, crafts and some thoughtful bits, prayer activities and refreshments. Messy Church is great for families and a great space to learn and grow together in faith.

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Join us for a service with a difference - stories, songs, crafts and some thoughtful bits, prayer activities and refreshments. Messy Church is great for families and a great space to learn and grow together in faith.

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St. Paul's church and monastic site, originally the home of the Venerable Bede - the 'Father of English Learning', contains a well preserved Saxon chancel and Norman tower and the remains of a Benadictine monastery.

The church is one of the oldest in Britain and retains it's dedication stone dating from 685 A.D. - unique among English churches. The chancel, originally a separate chapel dating from 671, boasts three original windows, one containing Saxon glass - probably the oldest stained glass window in the UK. The original Saxon monastery was once the home of the Venerable Bede, monk, priest, scholar and polymath, whose works, on a variety of subjects, were widely read and sought after throughout Europe.

The scriptorium at Jarrow was also renowned throughout Christendom for the books produced there, the most famous of which is the Codex Amiatinus - the earliest known complete copy of the Vulgate (the Bible) in existance...now in the Laurentian Library in Florence.

St. Paul's church and monastic site, originally the home of the Venerable Bede - the 'Father of English Learning', contains a well preserved Saxon chancel and Norman tower and the remains of a Benadictine monastery.

The church is one of the oldest in Britain and retains it's dedication stone dating from 685 A.D. - unique among English churches. The chancel, originally a separate chapel dating from 671, boasts three original windows, one containing Saxon glass - probably the oldest stained glass window in the UK. The original Saxon monastery was once the home of the Venerable Bede, monk, priest, scholar and polymath, whose works, on a variety of subjects, were widely read and sought after throughout Europe.

The scriptorium at Jarrow was also renowned throughout Christendom for the books produced there, the most famous of which is the Codex Amiatinus - the earliest known complete copy of the Vulgate (the Bible) in existance...now in the Laurentian Library in Florence.

Back by popular request we plan to sing #CarolsInTheCarPark again.
Come along, wrap up warm, and enjoy a carol service for the whole family as we gather outside beneath the stars to hear the story of the first Christmas followed by refreshments and a chance to vie our Community Christmas Tree Festival.
Everyone is Welcome! If weather inclement we will gather in car park and move indoors!
#CarolsInTheCarPark

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Holy Eucharist, Candles and space for reflection on Christmas Eve. Our service begins at 11.30 pm for around 45 minutes and everyone is welcome to attend.

A great space for the whole family as we gather together to remember the first Christmas, and to reflect on the imagery that surrounds Christingle. During this service there will also be a collection for the work of The Children's Society and following this service, refreshements will be served in the Hall.

We look forward to welcoming Bishop Sarah, Bishop of Jarrow to our Parish Christmas Day Service at St. Peter's.

A little earlier than midnight but please do join us for our Christmas Eucharist with Carols.

A little earlier than midnight but please do join us for our Christmas Eucharist with Carols.

Come along to our Crib Service at St. Peter's as we remember the events of the first Christmas and sing carols together. Children are welcome to wear their nativity cosutmes if they would like to.

Join us at St. Peter's for our first Euchrist at Christmas at an earlier time of 8 pm with Christmas Carols.

Come along to our Crib Service at St. Simon's as we remember the events of the first Christmas and sing carols together. Children are very welcome to wear their nativity costumes if they would like to do so.

Come along as we remember the triumphal entrance Jesus makes as he arrives in Jerusalem and we explore how Holy Week unforlds with hymns, Holy Eucharist, Bible readings and prayers.

Join us as we wait with music, readings from scripture and space for refleciton at this quiet service followed by the First Eucharist of Easter.
Everyone is welcome.

Join us on Good Friday as we begin at 10 am from St. john the Baptist'sMary's R.C. Church on Glasgow Road and make our way to St. John the Baptist's Church on Nairn Street for the final station followed by tea, coffee and hot cross buns.
Everyone Welcome

Join us for our Ascension Day Service with Holy Eucharist, hymns, Bible Readings and Reflections. Everyone is welcome.

Traditional service with Holy Eucharist, hymns, reflection, optional foot washing and vigil.

Save the Date....
Admission to the Lecture is Free.
There will be refreshments available afterwards.

Join us for a peaceful service with space for reflection, Monday of Holy Week

Join our on-line congregation for a weekday service at 9 am as we seek to step aside from the hustle and bustle and make space for reflection and prayer. You can join us live via our Facebook Livestream (below) or catch up later. An order of service with Bible Readings for each day is available on this page.

We are happy to host this service on behalf of STCT. The service lasts about 40 minutes followed by refreshments in the church hall. This is a free event and everyone is welcome.
Please inform the organisers - Nurturing Dementia at STCT - of any mobility issues or dietary concerns. For further information email
[email protected]

Music, hymns, readings from scripture and space for reflection and prayer.

Everyone is welcome.

If you are following in the footsteps of The Venerable Bede, keen to explore church architecture or returning to St. Paul's for another visit, there are quiet places to reflect, light a candle or pray. You can begin (or end) local pilgrimage route connecting St. Paul's Jarrow to Durham Cathedral: The Way of Learning. And we are adjacent to the original Jarrow Monastery site (maintained by English heritage, moments away from museum and vsitor attraction Jarrow Hall as well as the beautiful walks the River Don.
Winter opening hours - 11 am to 3 pm Monday to Saturday + Sundays 2-3.30 pm
Summer opening hours - 10.30 am to 3.30 pm Monday to Saturday + Sunday 2-4 pm
Open every day from mid- February to mid-December except Good Friday
Follow us on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/VisitStPaulsJarrow/
We are also on Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/visitstpaulsjarrow/

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Join us online Monday to Saturday at 9 am from Ascension to Pentecost as we pray alongside people around the world in this global wave of prayer.
For more information please email:
[email protected]

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