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St Aidans Church

Zoom evening prayer is held on Wednesday evenings at 7pm. Please contact Revd Louise for the link. 

About the church

A place of worship was founded on this site of the present church in 635 by Saint Aidan.  St Aidan was called to Bamburgh from Iona by King Oswald to establish Christianity in his newly united kingdom of Northumbria.

No trace of that wooden building can be now be seen - other than perhaps a beam in the Baptistery.  Tradition has it that thsi is the beam that St Aidan was leaning against when he died and it is said to have miraculously survived two fires.

The site of St Aidan's death is marked by a simple shrine within the present church.  The church building that is now seen dates from the end of the 12th century.

This parish church has been a focus of pilgrimage over the centuries and modern day visitors and pilgrims are very welcome.

St Aidan’s is open from 10am - 4pm every day.

Regular Services

Sundays - Eucharist 11.00 am

Tuesdays - Holy Communion 10.00 am

For details of these and other variations see notices inside the church

https://www.achurchnearyou.com/church/16301/

Contact

The VicarThe Reverend Louise Taylor-Kenyon (Vicar in charge)
Tel: 01668 214748
revdlouisetk@greennet.org.uk
The Church WardenGillian Bardgett 01668 214164
  a_g_bardgett@btinternet.com
Parish Magazine Contributions   des.taylor@btconnect.com
Website Administrator  webmaster@staidan-bamburgh.co.uk
Treasurer and Gift Aid OfficerRos Gray
email  rosgraybamburgh@outlook.com

OrganistVacancy
Bell Tower ContactAndrew Bardgett 01668 214164

Bellringing

St Aidan’s Church has a fine peal of 8 bells Practice night is Tuesday 7.00 – 8.30 pm Beginners & Visiting Ringers are always welcome Bell Tower Contact Andrew Bardgett: 01668 214164

Nearby churches

Methodist Church, Seahouses

  • 1st Sunday - 9.30 am
  • Other Sundays - 10.45 am

St. Aidan's RC Church, 18 King Street, Seahouses NE68 7XP

Telephone 01665 720427

Services

  • Every Sunday and Holy Days - Mass 11.00am
  • Easter to end of September. Vigil Mass Saturday - 12.00 midday
  • Sunday Mass - 11.00am
  • Weekdays - 10.00am

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