Regular Services
Worship with us in different ways and at different times.
Our regular worship starts at 11am, with Holy Communion celebrated on the first Sunday of each month.
Services, which are suitable for all ages, typically last between 40 minutes and an hour, with Holy Communion usually running a little longer.
A time of lively, family friendly, informal worship with contemporary music and prayer.
2nd Sunday of each month from 09:30 to 10:00.
We appreciate that not everyone can or feels able to attend Sunday services. We therefore have a special afternoon service approximately 4 times a year on the 2nd Monday of the month from 2pm, led by our Worship Group, which includes tea afterwards.
If you would be interested in joining us and especially if you need help in getting to the church to attend, please get in touch.
There is a short service held in the foyer of the church at 10:00am each Tuesday morning, lead by a church member. These short services typically involve prayer, readings, a hymn and a short reflection.
After prayers please do stay for the Open Door Coffee Morning from 10.30am – ~12noon.
Specially geared for children and young people, Messy Church mixes art and craft activities with music, readings, prayer and talks, followed by a party tea.
Sessions are held 4 times a year on a Sunday afternoon starting at 3:30pm and run for about 2 hours. Please check social media and Newstand for details of the dates.
Parents and guardians are required to supervise their children at all times. Contact, health and similar details are taken at registration.
There is no charge, though donations are gratefully accepted to cover the cost of materials and food.
Through the year we hold a variety of other services and faith events, including special services through Lent and Easter, and Advent and Christmas, both at St. Andrew’s and in conjunction with other churches in Monkseaton and Whitley Bay.
These will be advertised on the website, social media, in the church foyer, the church magazine, and often via flyers and cards posted to houses in the area.