Moving on…
The Rt Rev’d Mark Wroe, Bishop of Berwick and Acting Bishop of Newcastle, is delighted to announce that the Rev’d Malcolm Hall, at present Assistant Curate in the North Shields Team Ministry has been appointed Priest in Charge of Fawdon and Priest in Charge of Kenton.
Malcolm’s licensing service will be held on Thursday 8th December at 7.30pm.
Malcolm writes, ‘it has been a joy and privilege to have served you and been a part of the Ministry team here in North Shields during my curacy. I thank you all for your friendship, continued support, encouragement, and your prayers which have helped me grow spiritually and prepared me for the next stage of my ministry. Kim and I will miss you all dearly.
Please keep Malcolm and Kim in your prayers as they prepare to move and begin this new ministry.
Malcolm’s licensing service will be held on Thursday 8th December at 7.30pm.
Malcolm writes, ‘it has been a joy and privilege to have served you and been a part of the Ministry team here in North Shields during my curacy. I thank you all for your friendship, continued support, encouragement, and your prayers which have helped me grow spiritually and prepared me for the next stage of my ministry. Kim and I will miss you all dearly.
Please keep Malcolm and Kim in your prayers as they prepare to move and begin this new ministry.
St Augustin’s Church
Jackson Street, North Shields, Tyne & Wear, NE30 2HY
Walk around this Grade II listed Victorian church, consecrated in 1884. It was built on land donated by Captain William Linskill to meet the need of the rapid growth of population in the area and is dedicated to St. Augustin, Bishop of Hippo.
Of particular interest are the stained glass windows. Above the altar, the east window takes the form of the war memorial and was designed by Martin Travers who is described by some as one of the most influential British stained glass artists of the twentieth century. A brass memorial lists the fallen from the parish from both WWI & WWII. Many notable families have added to the church stained glass windows and interior over the years.
Event Times
Saturday 10 September: 1000-1600
Booking Details. No booking required
COVID-19 Considerations: This event will run in line with local & national government guidelines at the time of the festival. Hand sanitiser available on entry.
Additional Information
Contact for the day: Dorothy Edwards 07479005002
staugustinnorthshields.weebly.com
Jackson Street, North Shields, Tyne & Wear, NE30 2HY
Walk around this Grade II listed Victorian church, consecrated in 1884. It was built on land donated by Captain William Linskill to meet the need of the rapid growth of population in the area and is dedicated to St. Augustin, Bishop of Hippo.
Of particular interest are the stained glass windows. Above the altar, the east window takes the form of the war memorial and was designed by Martin Travers who is described by some as one of the most influential British stained glass artists of the twentieth century. A brass memorial lists the fallen from the parish from both WWI & WWII. Many notable families have added to the church stained glass windows and interior over the years.
Event Times
Saturday 10 September: 1000-1600
Booking Details. No booking required
COVID-19 Considerations: This event will run in line with local & national government guidelines at the time of the festival. Hand sanitiser available on entry.
Additional Information
Contact for the day: Dorothy Edwards 07479005002
staugustinnorthshields.weebly.com
