Church Services, Activities & 2024 Events

Please find a summary of details below for our Sunday services and weekly church activities.

Church Services

Our Family Service takes place every Sunday morning at 11.00 am, followed by a time of refreshments & fellowship.

Sunday Evening worship takes place 6.00 pm on the first and third Sundays of the month.

First Sunday of the month: we meet for refreshments and the service is devoted to a time of prayer

Third Sunday of the month: we meet for prayer (5:30 pm) followed by the evening service

 

Prayer Meetings

On the third Sunday of the month we meet together at 5:30pm prior to our evening service, and seek to encourage one another in the Christian Faith. This is a time for open prayer.

On the first Sunday each month we meet at 6.00pm for one hour of prayer followed by family fellowship.

On the second and fourth Sundays of the month we meet at 10:15am, prior to our morning service

 

Church Activities

Our weekly programme of church activities includes:

Tuesday 9.30 am – Toddler Group (School term time only)

Thursday 10.45 am – Women Together

Friday 3:15 – 4:30 pm – After School Bible Club

 

Bible Convention 

God willing we will be holding this year’s Annual Bible Convention on 6th & 7th July 2024. For more details and speaker information click here >>

Thank you for your support.

Speakers – Bible Convention 2024

Speakers – Bible Convention 2024

We look forward to welcoming you, your family and your friends to our annual Bible Convention this weekend.

We warmly invite you to join us in Longframlington for what will be the 75th Bible teaching weekend in mid-Northumberland, arranged by Longhorsley Mission Church.

The Speakers

This year’s meetings will be chaired by Rev. George Curry, minister of Elswick Parish Church, Newcastle upon Tyne, and we also extend a very warm welcome to…

Rev Philip Eveson (Wrexham)

Philip is the former Principal of London Theological Seminary.

Pastor Keith Berry

Keith is the Pastor of Hammersmith Christian Fellowship.

The history of Longhorsley Mission Bible Convention (1948-2024)

 

The foundation year…

In 1948 the Yorkshire Evangelist Harold Watson was invited to speak during a weekend at Longhorsley Mission in rural Northumberland. When mission members became aware of the interest being expressed by many people it became obvious that the Mission hall in Longhorsley would not be able to accommodate everyone.  The decision was made to hire a marquee.

As time progressed concern was expressed that the marquee ordered would not be big enough to hold everyone so a second marquee was acquired. The marquees were erected in a field in the centre of the village behind what was then the village blacksmiths.

 

An established event – seven decades of Bible teaching in rural Northumberland…

This event was repeated with different speakers, on the first weekend in July, over the following six years. The numbers attending increased and the Mission members realised that they should continue and thus Longhorsley Mission Bible Convention was established.

In 1954 a member of the fellowship purchased a field in the centre of the village to be used for the Convention each year. The Convention was held in a marquee on this site until 2006. The preparation for this annual weekend was quite physically demanding for Mission members often under adverse weather conditions, and after prayerful consideration the decision was made in 2007 to relocate the Convention to the Memorial Hall in Longframlington, a village only four miles away.

This has proved to be the right decision as the Memorial Hall has excelllent facilities and we have appreciated the help and support which we have received from the Hall committee during the subsequent years.

 

70th Anniversary year in 2017…

2017 marked the 70th anniversary of the Convention. We have five members of our fellowship who have attended each Convention and we have a record of every speaker who has preached God’s word over these 70 years. We give thanks to God for the encouragement we have had from Christians throughout the area who have supported the work of Longhorsley Mission over so many years.

 

Looking to the future…

In 2015 Longhorsley Mission marked 140 years since it began in 1875. As we look to the future we pray that the Lord will guide our fellowship as we seek to maintain the Convention in rural Northumberland.