The Faith Museum is, in its own words “A unique museum exploring 6,000 years of British history through the lens of faith”.Read more
Interfaith
Our friends at Dialogue Society North East and Newcastle Cathedral, alongside NEDES (North East Diversity Education and Solidarity) invited a wide range of people and organisations from across Newcastle join them for the fifth annual community iftar at the Cathedral on 21 February 2026 at 4.15pmRead more
On 12 November 2025 Dialogue Society North East hosted the North East Dialogue Conference over at the DiverCity Community Hub in the West End of Newcastle.Read more
honoured to be invited to the Holocaust Memorial Day event at the Banqueting Hall at Newcastle Civic Centre on Monday 26 January 2026.Read more
On 24 January 2025, the council of the Newcastle Reform Synagogue invited members of other local religious and spiritual groups, and civic leaders, to their Friday night Sabbath service at the Kenton synagogue to hear Phil Rosenberg, President of the Board of Deputies of British Jews (the largest and second oldest Read more
On a chilly night on 12 November 2024, people from all faiths and none gathered in the café at Newcastle Cathedral at 7pm for the Newcastle ‘Voices of Faith’ event for National Interfaith Week: “Ancient and Modern”Read more
On 15 February 2023, the Newcastle Council of Faiths – our local interfaith group – held its first open meeting of 2023 over Zoom. Around 16 representatives of different faiths […]Read more
As we remember the life of Queen Elizabeth II, we also remember that earlier this year, it was the Platinum Jubilee celebration of her reign. Newcastle Council of Faiths hosted […]Read more
A select group of four of us attended this event organised by Unitarian Transformers: “Humanist? Christian? We are all Unitarians”, which in itself provided interesting food for thought. Four attendees, […]Read more
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