Durham and Deerness Valley Circuit
Welcome to Durham and Deerness Valley Circuit
Brandon
A picture of our church Introduction

Service times

Location

Contact information

Minister

Other information

Introduction

The chapel at Brandon is an amalgamation of four chapels in the local area and was formed 23 years ago. Members and friends meet regularly to worship and serve God and provide opportunities for a variety of social activities. There are currently 70 members and always a warm welcome for more members or visitors.

The church is currently supporting work based on a farm in a very poor rural area of Bangladesh. A herd of goads has been bought and delivered. Basic living accommodation has been built for the orphans and the number has been increased to 20 from 12. Also the number of pupils now attending the school has been increased to 164. Members and friends are very much involved in raising money to support this project and are having a great time in fellowship working for this worthwhile project.

Service times

Sunday Worship 10am and 6pm.

Activities

Network meets on the first and third Mondays of the month at 2pm in the chapel

KFC (Kids Fun Club) meets each Wednesday 5.30 - 7pm for boys and girls aged 5 - 11years. A programme of fun activities and games based around biblical themes is planned with much fun had by all!

Youth Club meets on Thursday - 6 to 11 years from 5.30 to 6.45pm, 11 plus from 7 - 9pm.

Mother and Toddlers meet Tuesday and Wednesday mornings 9.30 - 11am.

Location

The Chapel is situated in Carr Avenue, Brandon and can be found by taking the A690 out of Durham towards Crook, pasing through Nevilles Cross and Langley Moor. Once in Meadowfield, Carr Avenue is the second right hand turn just past the second pelican crossing. The chapel is situated towards the top of this road on the left hand side.

Contact Information

For more information please contact the minister

Minster

Rev. Walter Attwood

Other information

Detailed discussion is being held with 5th Durham Scout Group re use of the premises at this time. One of the members was made an ambassador for the Global Care Charity during 2006. This appointment was one of the first in Great Britain.