Sorry!

From the beginning of December, The Centre is closed for essential maintenance. The work to eradicate woodworm is expected to take until April to complete, so we’re unable to accept bookings for dates before Easter. The office is still open though !

The Boiler House Chapel remains open for prayer

Holy Island is a very special place in the far North East of England, separated from the the rest of Northumberland by a 4 mile long causeway, which is covered by the North  Sea  for 5 hours at a time, twice a day.

As well as being a place of great natural beauty, Holy Island (also known as Lindisfarne) is the place where Christianity first arrived in England in 635 AD.  It has been a place of pilgrimage ever since.

St Cuthbert’s Centre is at the heart of the Island, offering a welcome to many different visitors, and a prayerful space for individuals or groups.  We aim to keep our building open from 9.30am – 6.00pm unless it has been booked by a group and we are closed on Mondays unless there is an exhibition on.

It is my privilege to be the Warden of St Cuthbert’s and to exercise a ministry of hospitality here, on behalf of the United Reformed Church.  Please take time to explore this site and to explore what we do. I hope to welcome you to St Cuthbert’s soon.

Rachel Poolman