Benefice Church Warden's regular meeting
A quiet half-hour Communion service followed by tea, coffee and chat.
contact the clergy team for log on details
Our Cross on the Coast services (shared with the Benefice of Beadnell, Ellingham and North Sunderland) take place at 7pm each Wednesday during Lent until the week before Palm Sunday.
Everyone is strongly encouraged to come to as may of these as possible as part of our own Lenten journey.
The theme this year is "The Way of the Cross : Our Faith Journeys"
Will be held at South Charlton Village Hall
During Lent, Revd Pul will be leading the Stations of the Cross on Saturdays at 5pm at Mary's.
Walking the 14 Stations of the Cross is a work of the heart. We see the God who came to share in the reality of the suffering world, who came to take our cross in order to transform our hearts of stone. He wants to give us a heart of flesh instead.
Join a devotional journey around the church taking in each station with prayer, space and contemplation giving an hour of thoughtful reflection in the midst of our busy lives.
Our main service of the week, followed by tea, coffee and chat.
A special service of poetry, prose and music for Passiontide will take place at St Aidan's at 5.15pm replacing Evening Prayer.
If anyone from Belford needs transport, please talk to Phil, Paul or Louise
Our Cross on the Coast services (shared with the Benefice of Beadnell, Ellingham and North Sunderland) take place at 7pm each Wednesday during Lent until the week before Palm Sunday.
Everyone is strongly encouraged to come to as may of these as possible as part of our own Lenten journey.
The theme this year is "The Way of the Cross : Our Faith Journeys"
A 2 hour contemporary musical with 14 original scores, ranging from classical light opera to jazz ballads, soul and blues to rock and pop.
A narrator takes the audience through the performance, linking the music, with a big-screen media production offering a visual backdrop to the show.
Set in the context of events over 2000 years ago with music and media which represents the present day, the story reflects on the last 7 days of Jesus' life.
Commences at 6pm on Sunday 29th March at St Aidan's Church.
Tickets : £10 on the door or via Wendy Armstrong or Linda Kirby.
Please join us to thank Paul for his fellowship, companionship and contribution whilst wishing him all the best for the future at an Afternoon Tea
If you wish to attend, please contact either Barbara or Gillian.
(Paul's last services will be St Aidan's Palm Sunday 11am, St Mary's Easter Day 9am and St Hilda's Easter Day 11am
