Our main service of the week, followed by tea, coffee and chat.

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A quiet half-hour Communion service followed by tea, coffee and chat.

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Back by popular demand : David Cairns, renowned music critic, will conduct the Bamburgh Players in St Aidan's, in a concert of music from Mozart, Elgar and Schubert. All who were at the last concert in August will recall what a memorable occasion this was - so do not miss this one!
Tickets available on the door.

These are reconvening after the Advent break - there are three sessions a week and everyone is welcome to come along. We will be looking at a chapter of Mark's gospel each time we meet. Until Lent we meet every fortnight, then during Lent we will meet each week. If you would like to come to the Thursday afternoon session, please contact Brenda Frier - for Monday and Tuesday sessions, just turn up!

These are reconvening after the Advent break - there are three sessions a week and everyone is welcome to come along. We will be looking at a chapter of Mark's gospel each time we meet. Until Lent we meet every fortnight, then during Lent we will meet each week. If you would like to come to the Thursday afternoon session, please contact Brenda Frier - for Monday and Tuesday sessions, just turn up!

There will be a simple Lent Lunch on Ash Wednesday in Belford Gallery hosted by CAMEO.
Please let your churchwardens know if you plan to attend.
This is also the March Cameo meeting

Each week in Lent we join with churches along the coast on Wednesday evenings at 7pm for a Communion service together.
We begin on Ash Wednesday, March 5th, at St Mary's, Belford

If you would prefer to come to these Thursday afternoon sessions - please contact Brenda Frier.
These are reconvening after the Advent break - there are three sessions a week and everyone is welcome to come along. We will be looking at a chapter of Mark's gospel each time we meet. Until Lent we meet every fortnight, then during Lent we will meet each week. For Monday and Tuesday sessions, just turn up!

All over the world people will turn the lights off for an hour at 8.30pm local time to show symbolic support for the plant and to raise awareness of the environmental issues affecting it.
Amidst our increasingly divided and polarized societies, the Biggest Hour for Earth becomes a precious moment of unity, reminding the world that our one shared home needs our help and that we all can play a part in protecting it.
There will be a shared supper by candlelight at St Aidan's on March 22nd starting at 7.30pm with the lights on. with a short film about what we can do to make a difference.
Numbers are unfortunately limited, please let your churchwardens know if you plan to come.