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Newcastle Mothers' Union is part of an international and inclusive network of 4 million members across the Anglican Communion, serving Christ in our communities with prayer, financial support and actively working in programmes that meet local needs. For more information about about our members and the work of the Mothers' Union locally...see here |
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The Theme For 2025-2027 is Join Us Join In |
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See the display to raise awareness of 'No more 1 in 3' in Newcastle Cathedral |
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We support those whose family lives have met with adversity in many ways. MU members support and engage with many projects and activities both locally and globally, especially where needs are great and funds are low.
Some of the projects in Newcastle Diocese include:
| Bag Packing Christmas Bags for the People's Kitchen | |
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The bags came in from North, East and West with sweets, vouchers and Christmas cards. We will add warm hats and warm gloves. The bags will be blessed at the Church house Coffee Morning Friday 28th before being collected by People's Kitchen for distribution. |
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| Recent Events |
Prayer is fundamental to the Mothers’ Union
Prayers are said every day around the world at midday (Midday Prayers)
NEW Chaplaincy Post Come to the Manger- words worth sharing before Christmas
Special Prayers include Prayers from Holy Land and Prayers for Sudan
A suggested service for our Diocesan Wave of Prayer this year. It is in the traditional format we have used in the previous 3 years. It can be used in Advent, at Christmas or Epiphany to fit around the many other services and events at this time of year.
Amongst the many services to attend if you are able are the White Ribbon services in Morpeth and Ponteland.
During the 16 Day of Activism against Gender-Based Violence there will be a display in the Cathedral (in the Chapel of the Resurrection – where the MU banner stands). On Thursday 4th December, Midday Prayers in the Cathedral (led by MU) and the Cathedral midday Eucharist will focus on this issue.



