Children, Young People & Families
Little Saints: Babies and toddlers
Every Monday from 2 – 4pm (excluding Bank Holidays) there is a chance for parents/carers to come with their babies and toddlers to St George’s Church Hall to meet and chat together over tea/coffee. There is no charge for this.
Children on Sundays
There is an area for very young children and their parents or carers to play for all or part of our services. There are many ways in which children can become involved in Sunday Services, from our proud heritage of bell ringing, to joining the excellent choir or the team of servers. Please click here for more information.
Beavers, Cubs, and Scouts
Beavers: now meets on Mondays, 6-7pm in the Church Hall, for children ages 6-8.
Cubs: meets on Wednesdays, 5.30pm-6.45pm in the Church Hall, for children ages 8-10.
Scouts: meets on Mondays, 7.15-8.45pm in the Church Hall, for children ages 10-14.
For further enquiries or more information on joining these groups, please go to the Newcastle Scouts website.
Students and young people
Students and young people are an important part of St George’s community.
There are a number of services that can appeal to people with a busy social life: particularly our Taize and Choral Evensong services at 6pm on a Sunday (the 2nd and 3rd of the month respectively) and the 11:30am Sunday Eucharist.
St George’s also takes seriously the contributions and talents of 18-30s, many of whom serve either on the PCC, as volunteers and leaders of events or take part in the service as servers or as part of the choir. St George’s is a great place to pray and worship, meet new people and grow or explore the Christian faith from a liberal and affirming position; we welcome all in God’s name.
