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St Nics Updates
 Our Vision and Strategy |  St. Nics Music Recommendations |  Alpha+ |
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 Morning Prayer |  Small Groups |  Serving At St Nics |
 Alpha Book List |  Youth notices |  Care Team |
Community Notice Board
 Practice your Actions for Lord's Prayer |  Support Heel and Toe Charity! |  Want to work for the CU in Durham?! |
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 Create |  Little Stars |  |
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Morning Prayer
Morning Prayer happens every Tuesday - Friday at 8am, This is a great way to start your day. We use a really simple pattern of prayer that the Church has been praying for centuries. If you can only make one morning prayer a week, why not come on a Wednesday where you can enjoy refreshments
before and after we pray.
Small Groups
Small groups are a great way to connect with others in the church, meet new people, and to grow in faith. Our vision is that every one of us might find a home in a small group. Our small groups come in all shapes and sizes, times of the day, online and in person.
If you would like to know more, or join a small group, please contact Chris and Fiona our small group pastors at smallgroups@stnics.org.uk
Serving At St Nics
We believe that God calls us to serve him and others, and that we encounter him in a fresh way as we do. As we move into the next part of St Nics' journey, we would love for everyone to serve as part of one of our teams. How little or how often is completely up to you!
There are so many different ways you can serve, from very small things to much larger, but all are part of us serving God’s work here at Nics.
If you would like to serve, please do follow this link. Alternatively please ring 0191 384 1180.
City Doors Team
We recognise that being a church with doors that open onto the Market Place is a privilege and a responsibility. We are looking for people to help support those who come to our services and events who are currently sleeping rough, or are in acute need.
If you’d like to be part of this new team, please email office@stnics.org.uk
Youth at St Nics
You can find out about all our weekly youth events by following this link: https://www.stnics.org.uk/youth-ministry
Scriptorium
Scriptorium is a weekly structured study day for postgraduate students, with blocks of time for independent work interspersed with brief Christian prayers and breaks for refreshments.
Coffee/tea and lunch are provided.
Wednesdays 9:15am - 5pm
If you are interested please contact Rachel rachel.e.lilycrop@durham.ac.uk
Create Wednesdays
Create craft group takes place every Wednesday at 2pm in the Cafe. Come along for a time of fellowship, bring your current knitting, stitching, or crochet project or have a go at something new. If you would like to get involved please email Mary Anne at mamfreer@sky.com
Little Stars
Little Stars Toddler Group meet every Monday morning, from 10am till 11:30am.
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Come with your little one for play, crafts, singing and community.
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Snackbox
We are working to put together a box of food and snacks for those who may be in immediate need.
We are kindly requesting donations of packaged snacks and easy-to-grab food items (i.e. nothing that requires cooking) that people can take as they need. Your generosity will be greatly appreciated.
The crate will be located outside the kitchen.
Still Waters Radio
A few members of our congregation are working on an exciting project, an online radio station called Still Waters Radio. Drawing inspiration from Psalm 23, this station aims to bring peace and connection through the airwaves. You can tune in by visiting www.stillwatersradio.co.uk.
For more details, visit the About Us page or reach out to Dave Ross, who is leading efforts to expand the station and foster community connections through the power of radio.
St Nics Mentorship Scheme
We're so excited to have a partnership with Durham Sixth Form Centre through the St. Nics Mentorship scheme. Could you support a sixth form student in their A-Levels, mentoring them for an hour a week in their chosen subject? If you're interested, please do be in touch with Hannah at youth.hannah@stnics.org.uk
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Vision and Strategy
Our Commitments: The Next 10 Years
To find out more about our vision & strategy process Click here.
Support Heal & Toe
A few members of our church support Heel & Toe; a North East charity which provides support for children with physical disabilities and complex needs. They need support to keep open their hydrotherapy pool. If you'd like to give, or find out more, you can do so here:
Actions for Lord's Prayer
You can practice the actions to the Lord's Prayer that we have been doing together on Sundays, by watching this video.
St. Nics Music Recommendations
​The songs we sing shape how we see the Lord, our world, and ourselves. This Lent, Worship & Discipleship Pastors Timmy and Elise have shared music for the season. Resound Worship's "Downcast Souls Expectant Hearts" (2024) holds together themes of sorrow and lament with confidence and hope across 20 songs. Maverick City’s "Jubilee" highlights themes of God's justice and restoration. Find both albums on their websites or streaming services.
Alpha Book List
Want to dive deeper into some of the topics at Alpha?
We have made a list for each of the areas we have covered of interesting and informative books that might help answer some of the many questions we have been discussing.
Just click here to have a look.
Care Team
We are delighted to be starting a St Nics Care Team.
This team will be about helping make sure everyone in our congregation is cared for, and that no one struggles without support.
To find out more, and see how you can get involved, click here.
Want to work for the CU in Durham?!
UCFC are looking for motivated change-makers who have a heart to see students come to faith in Christ and a passion to help students live and speak for Jesus. The strengths each Christian Union Staff Worker (CUSW) brings to the role can vary, but at the heart of the work are skills to help students think and live biblically, and the ability to disciple, motivate and influence students to share the gospel.
Find out more here