Christmas Carols.  You either love them or you hate them, but whether you like it or not you certainly can’t get away from them.  This December as we prepare for Christmas we thought we’d reflect a little more deeply on…

You’re invited to celebrate Christmas with us this December! Christmas is in the air! It’s the experience and feeling we look forward to all year long – there’s something special about Christmas. At Lindisfarne Anglican, we love Christmas. We love…

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As the world pauses to mark 100 years since the end of The First World War, we too will be marking this occasion at Lindisfarne Anglican Church as we remember those who served from our parish in that war and give…

The Annual Meeting for our church will be held on Sunday 30th September at 11:45am (following the 10:30am service).  We look forward to celebrating all that God has done amongst us over the past 12 months and looking ahead to…

Exciting times! We have a podcast where you can listen to our most recent sermons.  Keep an eye on our Facebook page for when our iTunes podcast comes online.  In the meantime, here is last week’s sermon on Paul’s prayer…

We’re excited to launch our new service times from Sunday 10th June 2018. If you’ve not been to church before, or have been away for a while, perhaps these new services are the perfect opportunity to give it a try…

Playgroup is held each Tuesday of the school term in our church hall.  Each week we have different activities for children, and coffee and cake for parents.  We hope that you’ll find at Playgroup a space to bring your kids…

Over the last little while our church has been working through how to make some significant changes to our services.  After much discussion at a parish council level, beginning last October, and after feedback from the wider parish, we released…

We’re looking forward to joining with you this Easter season to remember and celebrate the death and resurrection of Jesus some 2,000 years ago.  We’ll be holding services on both Good Friday (30th March) and Easter Sunday (1st April) in…