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St George's Cullercoats is a friendly, welcoming church in the catholic tradition. We are in the Diocese of Newcastle, and under the sacramental care of the Bishop of Beverley. We have beautiful, traditional worship focused on the sacraments and the Word of God.
We are committed to making sure this church is safe for everyone. You can see our policy and some important contact details on the website's 'safeguarding' page.
This Christmas at St George's, we have some beautiful, traditional services planned, the details of which are below. All are welcome, and please do invite friends and family to come along. All services take place inside the main church building.
Sunday 30th November:
Christingle Service at 3.30pm
Sunday 22nd December:
Nine Lessons and Carols at 6.30pm
Tuesday 24th December (Christmas Eve):
Crib Service at 6.00pm
Midnight Mass at 11.45pm
Wednesday 25th December (Christmas Day)
Mass at 9.30am
If you're looking for details of our normal services, please scroll down on this page to find out when we meet regularly as a congregation.
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REGULAR SERVICES
SUNDAY
9.30am - Parish Eucharist (Sung)
Our main Sunday service is at 9.30am each week.
Although we endeavour to have two Sunday and regular midweek services, during the interregnum, we cannot guarantee such regularity each week. Times of midweek services are thus available on request.
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ABOUT ST GEORGE'S
Saint George's Church in Cullercoats is a local and regional icon, a jewel in our heritage, and a beacon to local people, seafarers and travellers. The magnificent building rises up from the famous longsands beach on the north-east coast, and is a landmark for miles around.
We welcome many visitors to Saint George's whether they are drawn by the beauty of the church, or simply to experience the deep pool of silence in a very busy and noisy world.
Worship is at the centre of the life of the church. We have a reputation for the quality of our liturgy and music. The organ is known and admired internationally and our choir aims to produce high quality music within the fantastic acoustic of this stone vaulted building.
Our congregation is friendly and renowned for the warmth of the welcome. We are always delighted to welcome visitors and newcomers alike. Families with young children are particularly welcome at the 9.30 service on Sunday mornings. Coffee is served in the church hall after our worship, which is a great way to meet and get to know members of the church family.
We pray that all who visit us will find spiritual refreshment, peace and a sense of the presence of God in this sacred space.
We are committed to creating a safe space for everyone in this church.
You can see our policy and some important contact details in the 'Safeguarding' page on this website.
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