Reviews of All Saints Church. (Church) in Newcastle upon Tyne (Tyne and Wear).

All Saints Church

41 Reviews

29 Comments

Church

Presbyterian church

Pilgrim St, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 2ES, United Kingdom

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Information of All Saints Church, Church in Newcastle upon Tyne (Tyne and Wear)

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Open hours of All Saints Church

Sunday

10:30AM–12PM, 5–6:30PM

Monday

Closed

Tuesday

Closed

Wednesday

Closed

Thursday

Closed

Friday

Closed

Saturday

Closed

Reviews of All Saints Church

N. W.

Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity! - Psalm 133:1 I was glad when they said unto me, Let us go into the house of the Lord. - Psalm 122:1 I have visited these dear brethren a number of times over the years, as I have family in the region. The more I visit, the more I love being around the people there. It is indeed good and pleasant (challenging too in the preaching). I am always glad to be able to attend there when I can and I very much look forward to the next time. If you are visiting, or intend on living in Newcastle. Pay these folks a visit to praise the Living God. He who has an ear to hear will leave the building much closer to the Lord.

D. F.

Newcastle City Council did very well to entrust this building to the Presbyterians. These people have renovated the church to a very high standard. Definitely worth a visit!

B. C.

Indeed a great place of worship wrapped with immense historical value. This time old, though renovated structure has kept the proper essesce of history within itself. The archetecture is also amazing. The adjcent graveyard(not in use now) remains as a memorial of more than 200years. Yes, many of the memorials of this graveyard are even 200+ years old. It makes my mind very calm and quiet whenever I visit this place.

h. l. j.

All Saints Presbyterian Church is a great place to worship the true and living God. As it is in the centre of the city, this building has long-lasting history and a magnificent design. I worship here with my family. We grow spiritually and enjoy being part of the church.

M. S.

This church building is the finest piece of architecture in Newcastle; constructed and restored using the finest materials. How appropriate that such a building is used for the biblical and reformed worship of God. It is a must-see for both resident and visitor in the North East, especially on Sundays where a friendly atmosphere is to be expected.

W. S.

Its a joy to worship in this historic church building. The acoustics make for stirring congregational singing, the teaching from the Bible is always thorough and helpful, and the congregation are very welcoming. Come and see for yourself!

S. L.

A loving local congregation of all ages meet here every Sunday at this lovely building, which has been recently restored. God's word is faithfully preached each week.

J. W.

“One of the most beautiful Georgian chapels in England” (John Betjeman, Poet Laureate) now restored to its former glory. A wonderful place to worship!

R. P.

Beautiful Georgian church. Rare oval plan. Gorgeous mahogany pews and galleries.

M. R.

Beautiful Georgian church, but it seems to be closed most of the time.

D. R.

A church has occupied this site since the 13th century. The present, which is a grade 1 listed building was built between 1786 and finished in 1796. It's on what used to be Pilgrim Street prior to the Tyne Bridge opening, now called Lower Pilgrim St. It is an architectural gem hidden away behind modern buildings but can be viewed from the quayside and reached via Akenside Hill. It was deconsecrated in 1961 and has been used for various purposes ever since. It is sadly now on the 'at risk' register.