Christ Church, New Seaham

Welcome to Christ Church, New Seaham!

We're really excited to announce that we're joining the Hope Family Church network!  Rev'd Gavin Rushton and Curate Rev'd Anita Burke are keen to revitalise Christ Church and also plant a new church community within the church hall.  We will continue to serve the needs of the New Seaham community in new ways as hope to reinvigorate Christian mission in the parish.

We're a family friendly Church where visitors and newcomers, young and old, will always find a warm welcome and we're all about building community. 

We hold a Eucharist service every Sunday at 10.00am in the Christ Church - all are welcome.

We also host a new 'Explore With Us' service on the first Sunday of each month at 5pm in the Community Hall - Family friendly, faith with food, creativity and live worship.  From May 2024 we plan for this to take place weekly.

For Baptism/Christening enquiries please attend a Sunday service and speak to Rev'd Anita afterwards over refreshments.

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Rev'd Anita Burke

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Explore With Us

Sunday 04 February 2024, Sunday 03 March 2024, Sunday 07 April 2024, Sunday 05 May 2024 Sunday at for 1 hour
Christ Church, New Seaham
Station Road New Seaham Sunderland, SR7 0BH, United Kingdom

🌟✨ YOU'RE INVITED to Explore with us! 🤗🎉

🗓️ First Sunday of each month at 5pm in the Community Hall 🎈 .

🤝✨ Come along and explore faith with us in a family-friendly, community-based way through creativity, conversation, activities, and live worship! 🌈🙌 Includes free teatime food and refreshments.

First Sunday of each month

Safeguarding

Christ Church, New Seaham is committed to creating and maintaining a safe and nurturing environment for everyone, especially for children, young people, and vulnerable adults. It has adopted and approved the Church of England policy for promoting a safer church. This policy deals with all aspects of safeguarding of children and vulnerable adults and can be found on a “Safeguarding” tab at the bottom of this page or also on the Diocese of Durham safeguarding pages: https://durhamdiocese.org/category/safeguarding/

If you have any concerns regarding the welfare of a child or adult you should contact: the Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor, Mrs. Beth Miller, on 07968 034075, email [email protected] or [email protected].
You can also write to her at Cuthbert House, Stonebridge, Durham DH1 3RY