Mid-week Parish Worship

Occurring
Every Wednesday at for 29 mins
Venue
St James
Address
Church Lane Riding Mill Northumberland, NE44 6AT, United Kingdom

Often a reflective service of Holy Communion in contemporary language, gathered around the Lord's Table in the nave of our beautiful church. We sometimes hold alternative services for special occasions, or simply to vary our worship. We meet together afterwards in the Church Cottage next door for coffee.

Quiet Evening Prayer online

Occurring
Every Wednesday at for 29 mins
Venue
St James
Address

A time of reflection led by different members of our congregations; ending with a short time of shared prayer using the Northumbria Community's version of Compline. Please check the current Parish Magazine to see whether we are online or in church. You can download the words from this website (click the link)

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Holy Communion

Occurring
Every Sunday at for 30 mins
Venue
St James
Address
St James, Church Lane Riding Mill Northumberland, NE44 6AT, United Kingdom

A reflective, said service following the Church of England's traditional pattern, in contemporary language. A short talk is normally included in this service.

Parish Worship

Occurring
Every Sunday at for 45 mins
Venue
St James
Address
Church Lane Riding Mill Northumberland, NE44 6AT, United Kingdom

This is our main Sunday worship service. It may be a Service of the Word, or Holy Communion - please refer to our website Calendar page for the latest details.

Our Second Sunday contemplative worship ("Taizé") service

Occurring
Monthly. Every Second Sunday at for 1 hour
Venue
St James
Address
Church Lane Riding Mill Northumberland, NE44 6AT, United Kingdom

We will start at 7.30pm, the better to accommodate those involved with family meals.

We come together in Riding Mill to listen, to pray and to sing reflectively, in the Taizé Community style.
The community in France includes people and traditions from around the world, with an emphasis on youth. The music and prayers are sung in many languages, and include chants from the Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic traditions. The music emphasizes simple phrases, usually lines from Psalms or other pieces of Scripture, repeated and sometimes also sung in canon. You can find out more about the ecumenical Taizé community and their style of worship at www.taize.fr/en.
Come early to help set up the candles...

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