3 Best Churches in Middlesbrough

“St Mary's Cathedral has served the Diocese well for over 100 years, being the spiritual home of five bishops and many thousands of the faithful. The church was built between 1876 and 1878 on the old St. Mary's chapel site. The new St. Mary's Church was dedicated in August 1878 and became the seat of the Diocese of Middlesbrough early the following year. The church serves as both a parish and the mother church for the people of the Diocese. The cathedral is designed for worship and meets the spiritual and social needs of the community. St. Mary's Cathedral also hosts many youth activities throughout the Diocese and provides various sacrament services.”

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“Sacred Heart Church is built from 1930 to 1932 and is based on the design of St Andrew's Abbey in Bruges, Belgium. The church is a Grade II listed building. In 1953, stained glass windows were installed around the sanctuary. The building has beautiful mosaic work, an altar made of Carrara marble, and unique stained glass windows from the Harry Clarke Studio in Dublin. The church provides communal worship for the community. The church offers communal worship to the people. Every Sunday, they hold special prayer meetings. The church is well-known in the Middlesbrough area.”

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“Middlesbrough Community Church focuses on loving God and loving people in all their activities. The church began in the 1970s when three different groups of Christians came together to worship. The church has a friendly and welcoming atmosphere, welcoming people of all faiths and backgrounds. Their Sunday meetings are conducted when the entire family of the church meets to worship God, learn from the Bible, and encourage each other. Middlesbrough Community Church also provides at least three days of emergency food to individuals facing a crisis in the Middlesbrough area.”

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