A dream scheme to bring eco-friendly heating to St Paul’s Church in North Sunderland, near Seahouses, has finally come true after a challenging seven-year journey.
Members of Synod, I begin these remarks by formally offering a sincere welcome to Alan Smith, the First Church Estates Commissioner, who is spending the weekend with us. Alan, you are very welcome here, to the Church of England’s most northerly diocese, and we hope this visit will be the first of many.
Last weekend, Bishop Helen-Ann was delighted to welcome the First Church Estates Commissioner, Alan Smith, to our diocese.
A church school located less than three miles from Sycamore Gap has received a sapling from the world famous tree.
Bishop Helen-Ann is delighted to announce the appointment of Duncan Cox as the Bishop’s Advisor on Climate Justice and the Environment.
Hexham Abbey has announced a six-week programme of events to accompany a renowned exhibition which will take place there this autumn.
St Francis' Church, High Heaton, has become the 100th gold awarded Eco Church in England and Wales.
Pupils at a church school in North Shields are urging grown ups to repair or reuse things instead of throwing them away – or if they can’t to recycle where possible.
Newcastle Cathedral opened its doors to welcome more than 300 children from schools across the Diocese for its annual Christingle services.
The parish church of All Saints Gosforth is dazzling the community with a unique and heartwarming display of recycled art this Advent.
Bishop Mark led a service of blessing for the recently installed solar panels on the roof of Berwick Parish Church, following the completion of an exciting project.
Today, Friday 27 September, Bishop Helen-Ann joined school children from across the region at The Sill to mark one year since the Sycamore Gap tree was illegally felled.
Many churches often pause their regular activities during the school holidays. This year, Church of the Good Shepherd in Battle Hill decided to use this opportunity to reach out to their local community in new ways.
Students from Duke’s Secondary School in Ashington planted a tree last month, gifted to them at STEM Fest Net Zero
A charity which supports individuals living with lifelong mental health conditions and learning disabilities has partnered up with a local primary school to help transform part of its playing field into a forest school
As part of the Diocese of Newcastle ongoing pledge to tackle the climate emergency and become net-zero carbon by 2030, it has joined a growing list of dioceses which have announced divestment plans and committed their support to Operation Noah's Bright Now campaign
Taking care of God's Creation is an integral part of Christian life and environmental issues are an established part of ministry and mission
The NCEAT have recently launched a competition to gather ideas on how to make their schools sustainable and reduce their carbon footprint
Last week staff from hospitals in Newcastle took part in a cycle ride from London to Glasgow to raise awareness of the impact of climate change and air pollution
Churches and schools welcomed members of the Young Christian Climate Network (YCCN) with northern hospitality this October, as they made their way on a climate justice pilgrimage through the North East
Harvest is a time of thanksgiving. Where, in the church, we thank God for all that has been provided for us, as well as our gifts, talents and uniqueness. Here at Berwick Parish Church, we had a lot to be thankful for...
Pupils from church schools across the North East will have their voices heard in a show to be aired at the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow
In early October, Newcastle will be hosting young Christians on a pilgrimage which has spanned the length of the country.
Pilgrims journeying from Poland to Glasgow will arrive in Newcastle this October as part of their efforts in raising awareness of climate change.
Hundreds of young Christians will march through our Diocese as part of a pilgrimage spanning the length of the country in their fight against climate change.
Schoolchildren at a Northumberland primary school have been recognised for their work protecting their local environment.The Bishop of Newcastle, the Right Reverend Christine Hardman presented the children at Warkworth Church of England Aided Primary
