About Us
The East Cleveland Group of the United Reformed Church is a group of 3 church communities, each with its own building, working together in partnership.
Guisborough United Reformed Church
St Andrew's United Reformed Church, Marton
Redcar United Reformed Church
The group has the River Tees to the north and the North York Moors to the south. Nunthorpe and Marton are in the southern suburbs of the Middlesbrough.
Redcar is located to the east on the southern side of the Tees estuary, and is a fishing community and seaside resort.
Guisborough is located nearby and remains a compact North Yorkshire market town, nestled between the Eston Hills and the North York Moors.
Guisborough United Reformed Church
St Andrew's United Reformed Church, Marton
Redcar United Reformed Church
The group has the River Tees to the north and the North York Moors to the south. Nunthorpe and Marton are in the southern suburbs of the Middlesbrough.
Redcar is located to the east on the southern side of the Tees estuary, and is a fishing community and seaside resort.
Guisborough is located nearby and remains a compact North Yorkshire market town, nestled between the Eston Hills and the North York Moors.
Guisborough
Sunday Service 10:00am
Coffee drop-in every Thursday 9:30 - 11am Thursday 11:30am Prayers & Reflections Communion 1st Sunday each month |
Guisborough URC is located on the north side of Westgate, which is the high street of what is essentially a market town. The present building dates from 1811 but the church, as a body of people, goes back to 1798. We have a small faithful congregation, drawn mostly from the Guisborough area, worshipping here and involved in the community through Guisborough Churches Together and the ecumenical organisation known as the Bridge Association. Services are held each Sunday morning, with Junior Church at the same time. Every Thursday there is a Coffee Morning followed by a ‘Quiet Time’ prayer meeting.
For our monthly communion service, all are welcome and please note that we use gluten free bread and non-alcoholic wine. |
Marton
Sunday Service 10:00am
Coffee drop-in every Wednesday 9:30 - 11am Communion 3rd Sunday each month |
St Andrew's URC is a modern Church in keeping with the surrounding houses of Marton. The Church lies in its own green area and has the benefit of a large car park. The Church mainly serves the communities of Marton and Nunthorpe, on the southern fringe of the town of Middlesbrough. The loose seating in the main church allows it to be used as a hall. Several other rooms are available for hire, and are used by various organisations. Boys Brigade meetings are held weekly.
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Redcar
Sunday Service 11:00am
Thursday Prayers 9:30am Coffee drop-in 10am Thursday Communion 1st Sunday each month |
Redcar United Reformed Church is a town centre church with a small dedicated congregation. We hold services each Sunday at 11am, including a Sunday school, with monthly communion.
Every Thursday we have a prayer meeting at 9.30am followed by the ‘Pop-in’, serving tea, coffee and friendship. The ‘Pop-in’ has been going for over 20 years and is organised by three churches, the Anglican, Roman Catholic and ourselves. The church also plays an active part in Churches Together in Redcar. We also have active Beavers, Cubs and Scout troops, who have great times together. |
The Group Profile
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The full group profile which is available to download was developed in late 2018 in order to aid the 3 congregations in the recruitment process of a minister due to their time of been 'in vacancy'.
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Group News
The group news brochure from Jan 2016 and onwards can be downloaded in PDF format from our Facebook page. There is also an extensive archive going back many years that can be accessed by following the link below.
Safeguarding at ECURC
Safeguarding is taken seriously by the East Cleveland United Reformed Church group.
We acknowledge children’s and adults’ right to protection from abuse regardless of gender, ethnicity, disability, sexuality or beliefs. We consider that the welfare of children is paramount. We will follow legislation, statutory guidance and recognised good practice in order to protect vulnerable people in our church.
Please use the link below for more information.
We acknowledge children’s and adults’ right to protection from abuse regardless of gender, ethnicity, disability, sexuality or beliefs. We consider that the welfare of children is paramount. We will follow legislation, statutory guidance and recognised good practice in order to protect vulnerable people in our church.
Please use the link below for more information.
