All are welcome at St Gabriel's Church

St Gabriel’s is a Church of England Church

serving the people of

Heaton in the City of Newcastle upon Tyne

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

August 2026 Bells Project faculty update: the Diocesan Advisory Committee has recommended that the faculty for the Bells Project be approved. The public notice period is now open and is your opportunity to formally raise any objections to the project with the Chancellor, who will make the final decision. Your letter/email must reach the Chancellor no later than Wednesday 2nd September. The Chancellor begins to consider the application from the start of the notice period, so we’d be grateful of your prompt responses to help prevent delays to the decision. The notice with full detail is displayed in the church porch and on the project display at the back of church and full details of the faculty application are by the project display for anyone to read. If you have any questions, please speak to one of the Bells Project committee.

Regular Services

St Gabriel’s is open for public worship and private prayer.  All are Welcome

Sundays

8am Holy Eucharist

9.45am Parish Eucharist

5.30pm Evening Service 

(There are no Sunday Evening Services in August) 

Tuesdays

7.30pm Holy Eucharist

Thursdays

9.30am Holy Eucharist

Morning Prayer Mon – Wed 9.00am 

(8.30am on Thursdays)

Evening Prayer Tues – Thurs 5.30pm

(5pm on Mondays)

 

Life Events at St Gabriel's

Weddings (and Blessings of Marriage)
We are biased, but we believe that St. Gabriel’s is a fabulous place to be married, not only because the inside of the Church is so beautiful!  Click below for more information.

Holiday Club

Baby & Toddler

OUR MISSION 

St. Gabriel’s seeks through God’s grace to serve the people of the parish in which it is set by being:

  • A place of prayer
  • A welcoming community
  • A prophetic voice speaking truth to power
  • Open to the stranger, the marginalised and oppressed
  • Concerned for all creation and its protection and sustainability.
  • Fully committed to working together with people of faith and all in the local community for the common good.