Hazelsong Theatre's 'Sigurd and Fafnir' has its
origins in the Volsung Saga from the time of the Vikings and tells
the tale of how the Norse hero Sigurd overcomes the mighty dragon
Fafnir with the assistance of a great sword, supernatural beings and
wondrous creatures. It features drama, song, drumming, dance,
puppetry, masks, music and costumes designed and made specially for
the show.
From 10:00am on Sunday 14th August, online morning worship:
Online Donations:
You may donate securely to the valuable work done by the Parish
of Morpeth by credit or debit card. All donations will be most gratefully received.
comprises three churches, St Aidan's, St. James's and St Mary's.
We are three congregations, each with its individual character and
worship style, but we are one prayerful and worshipping family
under God.
Services
Each Sunday - 8:00am Holy Communion at St James's
Each Thursday - 9:30am Holy Communion at St Aidan's
Sunday
St Aidan
St James
St Mary
1st Sunday
9:30am Service of the Word
11:15am
Simply Worship
9:30am
Family Communion
6:00pm
Sung Evensong
2nd Sunday
9:30am Family Communion
4:00pm
Teatime Church
11:15am
Simply Worship
6.00 pm
Evening Worship
9:30am
Simply Worship
3rd Sunday
9:30am Service of the Word
6.00pm
Service of Prayer for Healing
11:15am
Simply Communion
9:30am
Family Communion
4th Sunday
9:30am Service of the Word
4:00pm
Teatime Church
11:15am
Simply Worship
9:30am
Family Communion
5th Sunday
A joint service of Holy Communion for all three
congregations.
Held at 10:00am, the venue will be posted in the
weekly
notices ►
Planned Giving
The best way to donate regularly to Morpeth Parish is to join
the Parish Giving Scheme:
The Baptism Register for St James for the period 1953 to 1999 is
held at Woodhorn in the Archive Department of Northumberland County
Council. Application for a copy of a relevant entry can be made by
email and the present charge is £4.50
