During September our preaching will be focused on the Season of Creation, which runs until October 5th. This is a time to renew our relationship with our Creator and all creation, and during this time we join our sisters and brothers in the ecumenical family in prayer and action for our common home. The these for 2025 is "Peace with Creation" with the hope and expectation that Creation will find peace when justice is restored. To hope in a biblical context does not mean tto stand still and stay quiet but to act, pray, change and reconcile with Creation and the Creator in unity, metanoia (repentance) and solidarity. It culminates with our Harvest Festival on 5th October when we will be thinking of our neighbours in the farming community here and elsewhere in the world.

Another chance to hear some of our very talented musicians play.   
The Bamburgh Players Quartet will give a concert at 7pm at St Aidan's Church :  
- Haydn Op.74 No.1 in C Major
- Mozart K575 in D Major
6 September 2025 - 7pmTickets £10 (on the door) - under 18 free
Refreshments will be available 
(Feel free to bring your own cushion.)

Volunteers from St Hilda's will be hosting the cricket teas at The Pavilion in Bamburgh - please come along to support and enjoy the tasty offerings

We hope this will combine a bit of a treat outing: a Guided Tour of all recent refurbishments to the Cathedral led by the Dean; a real bonding together experience; a chance to get to know friends from other Benefices; to enjoy a lovey day's outing and worship together as a Deanery in our Diocesan Cathedral
- Meet at Belford - coach leaves 10.45am to reach Newcastle Cathedral ~12noon.
- Join Cathedral Eucharist 12:30, followed by a lunch in the Cathedral Refectory (pay individually)
- After lunch tour of the cathedral led by The Dean, the Very Revd Lee Batson
- Concluding with Deanery Prayers in the side chapel and return coach to Belford

Cost £10pp (plus lunch) - to reserve a seat let a member of the clergy know or email [email protected]