Newcastle Diocese

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We are the Diocese of Newcastle, proud to be the Church of England's northernmost diocese and framed between the rivers Tyne and Tweed. We have 237 churches serving 169 parishes in 12 deaneries.

From our Street Pastors to our support of Foodbanks, we are at the heart of many projects helping to transform and enhance people's lives in all our urban and rural communities.

We are proud to be one of the largest providers of schools in our region, ensuring our children have the best possible education to give them the brightest start in life.

Bishop calls for sustainable vision for hospitality, retail & regional economy

23rd January 2026

On 22 January, Bishop Helen-Ann spoke during the House of Lords debate on the impact of government policy on hospitality and retail sectors.

Racial Justice Sunday 2026

16th January 2026

Racial Justice Sunday is an opportunity for churches to come together to reflect on the importance of racial justice and to celebrate the beauty of our differences. It reminds us that everyone is loved equally by God, and it calls us to stand against racism, treat one another with respect, and work together for a more just and welcoming world. Resources are available from Churches Together in Britain and Ireland.

Champing offers a new way to welcome people into church

9th January 2026

A rural church has become the first in Newcastle Diocese to join a growing phenomenon which is enabling people to sleep over in places of worship.

Bishop calls for sustainable vision for hospitality, retail & regional economy

Racial Justice Sunday 2026

Champing offers a new way to welcome people into church

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