St Martin's Middlesbrough

St Martin's Middlesbrough

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We are a Church of England church serving Whinney Banks, Newport and surrounding areas.

Photos from St Martin's Middlesbrough's post 09/07/2026

The last time John Day was with us he prayed a blessing on our newly created children’s area where they have their Sunday Kids Group.

We’re looking forward to having John back with us this Sunday at 10:30am. He will be speaking about the story of Lydia from Acts 16

08/07/2026

Sam & Clare are outside church this morning giving out free hot drinks and chatting to people about our stay and play sessions in the school holidays. ☕️

Photos from St Martin's Middlesbrough's post 04/07/2026

Recently Ray and Chris were readmitted as Churchwardens by Archdeacon Amanda to serve for another year. We’re so grateful to Chris and Ray for all their hard work (both seen and unseen) to make St Martin’s run smoothly. We’re thankful to God that Chris and Ray are willing to take on this big responsibility on our behalf. Thank you for all you do Chris Greenwood & Raymond Farnaby

Middlesbrough Deanery & Diocese of York

Photos from St Martin's Middlesbrough's post 03/07/2026

July Readings

03/07/2026

A group from Middlesbrough Deanery went across to Leeds for the Multiply: North conference. It was a great day of learning and dreaming for the future. He's a snapshot the day (look out for a few familiar faces! 🎥)

Bible Conversations Teesside 03/07/2026

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02/07/2026

Sunday Catch-up
Acts 9:1-20

29/06/2026

We're excited for our Summer Stay & Play sessions on the first 2 Tuesdays in the Summer Holidays. Click the link to book a free place for your family. All children must be accompanied. 🙂
www.stmartinsmiddlesbrough.church/summerstayplay

29/06/2026

Tomorrow Sam (our Minister) is attending Anything is Possible hosted by Close-Knit Families and the North East Child Poverty Commission.

The event is focused on tackling child poverty across Tees Valley. Given that our parish serves the people of Newport - which has the heart-breaking statistic of 85% of children growing up in poverty - we are keen to learn how we can play our part in working to change this.

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2 Whinney Banks Road
Middlesbrough
TS54LA

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9:30am - 11:15am
Wednesday 9:30am - 12pm
Sunday 8am - 12:30pm