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:  Although we do not hold a regular evening service, we occasionally meet at 6.00 pm. Please contact is for further information on evening services

Prayer Meetings

Each Sunday morning we meet 10:15 am, prior to our morning service and seek to encourage one another in the Christian Faith. This is a time for open prayer.

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 5th & 6th July 2025. For more details and speaker information click here >>

Thank you for your support.

Speakers – Bible Convention 2025

We look forward to welcoming you, your family and your friends to our annual Bible Convention on 5th and 6th July 2025

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. Over this weekend we also celebrate 150 years of Longhorsley Mission Free 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…

Andrew Lucas (Omagh)

Andrew was born in London and grew up in Buckinghamshire. After working as a civil servant he trained for ministry in Wales.

He has been the minister of an Evangelical Presbyterian Church in Omagh for 13 years.

Mark Fisher

Mark is married to Miriam and has one son Benjamin, aged 10. Originally from Bournemouth, he was converted at age 15.

He was an assistant at Heath Church, Cardiff for several years. Since 2014 he has been the pastor of Hanney Chapel in Oxfordshire