Our weekly cafe at St Aidan's is very popular. A lovely place to make and meet friends over a lovely cup of tea or coffee and tasty treats.

Everyone is welcome to our weekly Eucharist. Children are very welcome to our service and our children's area includes books and colouring activities and we also have Sunday School in our community room (parents are welcome too). The service includes holy communion, and children can receive a blessing at this time. This service is live streamed onto Youtube. If you would prefer not to be visible to the viewing public please speak to one of our church assistants who will advise you where to sit. Refreshments are available after this service.

Our midweek Holy Communion service, followed by refreshments.

It would be lovely if you would like to come along and join us in our monthly get together, to chat while crafting. Even if you don't want to craft - still come along for the chat. You'll be very welcome

Our Youth Group meeting every Friday evening during term time.
The activities change between traditional indoor games, outdoor games, we have gaming nights, Nerf games and much more. There's also a short discussion with a member of our clergy followed by a supper of pizza, chicken nuggets, chips and cake.
Each term we have a social outing.
The Youth Group is open to children from school Year 5 to Year 13

At our lovely, traditional Christmas Fair, along with refreshments we’ll have a bottle stall, tombola, raffle, toy stall, Christmas stall and for the first time Santa will be visiting our grotto with one of his elves. Come along and join in the fun, browse the stalls, enjoy a seasonal treat and soak up the atmosphere as we move into the Christmas Season.

Bring you little ones along to our Saturday morning Baby and Toddler Group.

Our monthly Family Service is very popular and is a wonderful place to share worship with all ages. We have fun songs, something entertaining to engage the children with the service's theme, and when the children go into the community room for a story or craft session, parents can sit back and relax while listening to the sermon. When the children return to the service a short time later, they lead us all in prayer. If your child prefers to stay in church, books and colouring are always available in our children's area. This service is live streamed on Youtube. If you would prefer not to be visible to the viewing public please speak to one of our church assistants who will advise you where to sit. Refreshments are available after this service.

An informal get together in our community room, for prayer and praise, followed by refreshments

Our Men's Group meet on the first Thursday of every month for a social evening. They meet at 8pm alternating between St Aidan’s Community Room for a talk from a guest speaker and Northern FC for a drink and chat.
The men also enjoy a very popular summer outing and Christmas night out

A wonderful evening of music from TV and movies along with a selection of Christmas favourites from this popular Northumberland wind-band. For this fundraising event donations will be taken on the door. No need to book

This is a popular evening carol service, held outdoors and accompanied by the Salvation Army band. Wrap up warmly and bring along a torch and join together with local residents to fill the chilly air with the warm cheer of Christmas carols. Hot drinks and refreshments will be served afterwards. Meet at the entrance green (bus stop) of Melbury Estate, Great Park

On the second Thursday of every month we show a film in our comfortable community room. It's a very popular group and the films are always carefully chosen and enjoyed by our members. Everyone is very welcome and we end with refreshments.

On the third Thursday of every month we meet together in our community room to share some time together with friends new and old. We have music playing from the 40’s – 70’s, a chance to chat, play games and join in bingo or a quiz. Refreshments will also be available.

This promises to be another magical and fun evening as we are entertained again by the the Colla Voce Chamber Choir and members and friends of The Bewick Orchestra