Hello and Welcome
We are St. Peter’s, the parish church to the village of Monkseaton on the outskirts of Whitley Bay, around 8 miles east of Newcastle Upon Tyne. As a church, we have served the community of Monkseaton for over 100 years, first in the tin tabernacle that was in Chapel Lane, and in our current building on Woodleigh Road since 1938.
As a parish, we seek to follow our patron St Peter in responding to Christ’s call to each one of us to follow him, and to share the good news of his resurrection. We seek to be people who gather in the love of God, grow in our faith in God, and give to all whom we encounter the hope we know in God.
Pebbles Toddler Group
Our baby and toddler group runs on termtime Tuesday mornings between 9.30 and 11. There is no need to book, and we’re always delighted to see new faces!
Find out more about Pebbles Toddler Group
We’d love you to join us
All are welcome to join us for any of our services: whether you’re visiting, new to the area, wondering, used to come and haven’t been for a while, you are welcome.
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Latest News
Advent and Christmas 2023
Posted 1 week ago
As we look towards Christmas, and our celebrations of Jesus’ birth, we do so with expectation and hope, anticipation and joy. We look for the … Continue Reading Advent and Christmas 2023
Patronal Festival and 85th anniversary of the consecration of our church building
Posted 5 months ago
It was a joy to gather to celebrate on St Peter’s Day. We were joined by the Bishop of Berwick, who presided and preached at … Continue Reading Patronal Festival and 85th anniversary of the consecration of our church building
St Peter’s celebrates the Coronation
Posted 6 months ago
On Monday 8th May (the Coronation bank holiday), we held a tea-party in the hall to celebrate the Coronation of Their Majesties King Charles and … Continue Reading St Peter’s celebrates the Coronation
Parish Magazine
Read the latest copy of our Magazine online and find information about advertising and copy deadlines.
Find out more about our Parish Magazine
Fraudulent email and text messages
We are aware of several emails or text messages, claiming to be either from Clergy or officeholders. These are fraudulent messages and have not been sent by these individuals.