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Gosforth Parish Church of St Nicholas

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We endeavour to be a prayerful, worshipping community where EVERYONE is welcome.

02/04/2026

Join us this evening for a Sung Eucharist of the Last Supper for Maundy Thursday at 7.30pm. We will reflect on Jesus’ last meal with his disciples and some volunteers will follow Jesus’ example and have their feet washed. After the service ends there will be be an (optional) watch, in a darkened church, until midnight.

“Do this in remembrance of me”

28/03/2026

Holy Week and Easter at St Nicholas Church:

29 March - Palm Sunday.
10am: Parish Eucharist. We process from Coronation Cottages at 9.45 unless weather is really bad
5pm: Evening Prayer followed by Silent Prayer until 6pm

Monday 30 March
9am: Morning Prayer
7pm: Eucharist with short reflection

Tuesday 31 March
8.30am: Morning Prayer
7pm: Eucharist with short reflection

Wednesday 01 April
9am: Morning Prayer
7pm: Eucharist with short reflection
8.30pm: Compline on Zoom

02 April - Maundy Thursday
11am: Chrism Eucharist at the Cathedral (no 10am service in church)
7.30pm: Sung Eucharist of the Last Supper and Watch

03 April - Good Friday
9.30am: All-age journey to the cross. Storytelling and craft
11.15am: Act of Witness at Trinity Church
2pm: Liturgy of the Passion

04 April - Holy Saturday
8pm: Easter Vigil

05 April - Easter Sunday
10am: Parish Eucharist, followed by Easter egg hunt for children

08/03/2026

Our Lent courses this week were full of lively conversations as we explored the second of our ‘Good Friday People’: St Peter. We started with some scripture then heard an interactive story of how Simon the fisherman became Peter the rock and thought about similarities and difference in his life and that of Judas - our subject last week. No course next week, but why not join us the week after when we’ll be exploring Pontius Pilate?
Join us on either Tuesday 17 March at 7.30, straight after the evening service, or on Thursday 19 March at c10.50, after the morning service.
All are welcome!

24/12/2025

Christmas at St Nicholas’ Church, Gosforth - all are welcome!

Christmas Eve:

3.30pm: Crib Service
We hear the Shepherd’s story of the first Christmas and bless the crib. A lovely, magical family service.

6pm: Nine Lessons and Carols
A traditional service of carols and readings.

11.30pm: Midnight Mass
A candlelit service celebrating the birth of Jesus and the first Eucharist of Christmas.

Christmas Day:

10am: Sung Eucharist
A joyful celebration of Christmas for all ages.

15/12/2025

Join us this Christmas at St Nicholas’ Church for one of our services:

Christmas Eve

3.30pm: Crib Service
We hear the Shepherd’s story of the first Christmas and bless the crib. A wonderful service especially for children and families.

6pm: Nine Lessons and Carols
A traditional service of carols and readings.

11.30pm: Midnight Mass
A candlelit service celebrating the birth of Jesus and the first Eucharist of Christmas.

Christmas Day
10am: a joyful celebration of Christmas for all ages.

We look forward to welcoming you!

08/12/2025

We had a joyful parish Christmas lunch today at the Job Bulman!

06/12/2025

Happy St Nicholas’ Day! Join us tomorrow, Sunday 7 December, at 4pm for our St Nicholas’ family service and candlelit procession. Hear the story of St Nicholas (aka Santa Claus) and meet the man himself. Bring a lantern and meet outside church.

Address

Church Road
Newcastle Upon Tyne
NE31BJ

Opening Hours

Thursday	10am - 11am
Sunday	10am - 11am

Website

https://www.gosforthparishchurch.co.uk/

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