Rural Churches for Everyone participating churches in their benefice clusters:
Pennine Moorland:
- St Mary’s Abbey, Blanchland
- St Mary the Virgin, Slaley
- St John, Healey
- St Philip and St James, Whittonstall
- St James, Hunstanworth
- All Saints, Muggleswick
- St Matthew, Waskerley
- St Edmund, Edmundbyers
Upper Wansbeck:
- Holy Trinity, Cambo
- St Bartholomew, Kirkwhelpington
- St Wilfrid, Kirkharle
- St Bartholomew, Kirkheaton
- St Andrew, Bolam
- St Mary Magdalene, Whalton
- St Giles, Netherwitton
- St Andrew, Hartburn
- St John the Baptist, Meldon
Coastal:
- Holy Trinity, Embleton
- St Mary, Newton
- St Philip & St James, Rock
- St Peter the Fisherman, Craster
- All Saints, Rennington
- St Peter and St Paul, Longhoughton
- St Mary, Lesbury
- St John the Baptist, Alnmouth
- St Michael and all Angels, Howick
Northumberland National Park:
- St Cuthbert, Bellingham
- St Cuthbert, Elsdon
- St Cuthbert, Corsenside
- St Peter, Falstone
- St Aidan, Thorneyburn
- St Francis, Byrness
- All Saints, Corsenside
- Holy Trinity, Horsley
- St John, Otterburn
You can see the location of the churches included in the Rural Churches for Everyone project by viewing the map below.
- blue markers are for churches in the Northumberland Coast cluster
- green markers are for churches in the National Park cluster
- orange markers are for churches in the Upper Wansbeck cluster; and
- purple markers are for churches in the Pennine Moorland cluster.
Click on the individual markers to see information about each church they represent.