The 16 best churches in Middlesbrough

RCCG IBCF parish worships here. They are very welcoming and love God

This is RCCG. An inter - racial Bible believing church. A great place to worship, if you're looking for a church family. Also a registered charity in the UK.

There's a Pokégym here. Also it's a good place to get decent sized conkers in the autumn. I've never been inside the place.

Every wednsday there is support in household and closes for diferent people

Because a coherent team of kindness members help the people who need somethings for their lives.

A warm and bubbly place to fellowship on a Sunday.

Great atmosphere clean lovley staff children loved playgroup

What an amazing space and atmosphere. I recently watched Mike Mcgrother and the infant Hércules do a nearly 3 hour set. The best money I've spent in years. I'll be visiting again very soon. Brilliant gig and a perfect venue. 👍

I love Coldplay, so a little bit worried, but it was magical. Thank you for doing justice to the music. Excellent musicians and lovely way to spend the evening.

Staff accommodating and polite, gorgeous venue

Loved every minute. The atmosphere was fantastic, the musicians were amazing. A brilliant night was had by all.

Great evening of music from start to finish amazing venue was so lovely and the candles just made the experience great .

The experience was good. The place was well lit with hundreds of candles and stage was well decorated. The musicians were excellent in their performances. I would expect them to bring in some upbeat tracks in music.

We attended a Candlelight concert at this venue Coldplay vs Imagine Dragons. The acoustics in the building were perfect for the event. Beautiful building and friendly staff about.

Peaceful, neat and clean area for prayer. and hygeinic toilets available.

MFC Academy players have visited the Mosque on numerous occasions and it was a pleasure to visit this community. We were made so welcome by the Mosque members and our players enjoyed this wonderful experience. MFC hospitality will be shared forever with our Muslim friends at the Jamia Masjid Al-Madina Mosque.

Its been years since I last lived in boro, the community overall is a beautiful bunch never felt scared living alone. So sad it has come to this but ever so proud of my brothers and sisters standing up to hate and defending the one place that can bring communities together. We arent told to sit idly by as things get destroyed, doing the rest of the country and its minorities proud! Lots of love from manchester ❤️

First jummah Always on 1:30, and 2nd jummah on 2:30 ,Keep remember me in your Dua .

I’ve been going to this masjid from a child and learnt Quran here. The masjid feels like home and will always be a special place for me. Everyone is welcome in our masjid regardless of religion, colour or sect.

So sad that a large group felt the need to congregate today because they were worried the mosque would be attacked. I wish we could all live in harmony.

They have a separate section + entrance for ladies 🤍

Very nice and spiritual place. They also have parking space for few cars. Very nutritious prasadam was served after aarti and programme.

Exceptional locations for Hindu pilgrimage offer profound spiritual experiences, fostering a sense of peace and community. These sites often feature diverse representations of Hindu deities and provide affordable, home-style meals.

We had a delicious vegetarian curry here yesterday. The staff were lovely and couldn't be more welcoming. Will definitely be back! 😊

I would visit here every Sunday without fail but unfortunately I can't at the moment. The people here are absolutely fantastic and very welcoming. I also miss the great food that is on offer afterwards.

Whenever I'm having a bad day some delicious food from here is usually my special treat

It is so quite and lovely place to get peace of mind.

Best place in the town

Catholic Church amazing place if worship

A Catholic Church where word of God is well explained and upheld. The masses celebrated here is very lively and people from Africa, Asia and Europe are all made to have same feeling of mass celebrated in their home countries. It's situated near school environment (a high ranking global University), so enjoy a reasonable attendance. This contributes to the building of strong bond among worshippers drawn from different parts of the world. They keep to time and observe different Catholic activities like Penitential service, baptism, holy matrimony etc. Worshipping here gives joy to the parishioners.

Catholic place of worship. Has a diverse community of Christ minded individuals, with a vision to lead humanity back to God through action and love.

Such a spiritually soothing church. Beautiful place to worship.

Nice place to worship and wedding

The building is beautiful but the congregation has been taken over by bossy lay people. No doubt this suits the African priests who are more concerned with preaching the "prosperity gospel" for financial gain. The numbers and takings have gone down and the liturgy is sloppy and rushed.

Beautiful church and now my new place of regular worship. Offers 2 Sunday Masses (1 morning, 1 evening) as well as others through the week. Such a superb mix of people which is so lovely to see. One or two congregants perhaps need a little persuading that it's a place to be still, quiet and worship, but I'm sure the Priest will remind people of the need for this. The Sunday eve Mass had about 80 people and I imagine the morning Mass will have a packed church...which in secular times is such a beautiful thing. It's worthwhile mentioning that (of the Sunday eve Mass and a weeknight one I once attended) that the Mass is reverent in style...perhaps there may be other Masses here that are a little bit more progressive (and there can be a place for that) but after participating (throughout the pandemic) in online Masses at Walsingham Basilica and those shown on EWTN and Catholic TV, this church really does feel very close to that style. I look forward to my journey in faith with this beautiful church. Pax

From my very first visit I felt like I was part of a great church family, there is a spiritual atmosphere where people praise God in a meaningful way.

This is a lovely, warm, lively church. Friendly and welcoming. Pop along and see for yourself ❤️

Amazing place to worship! Easter Sunday there was a lovely experience. The beautiful stories of people who turned to God and publicly declared their love for Him remain evergreen. It proves that no matter the tribe and tongue, Jesus must be exalted amongst men and until the kingdom prevails in all the earth, we will raise the flag and make Jesus proud!

We love the diverse community of God's people. It's a FAMILY.

It's a nice church, very welcoming and family oriented. Every race can be found here. The praise and worship is like being at Hillsong or listening to Jesus culture. The word is ministered in a very applicable way. Coffee and pastries are served after church. They have a food bank and also have days where the men and women meet separately to discuss various life issues that may be gender specific.

Best church you can attend in Middlesbrough . Gives you a sense of belonging to a welcoming family with Christ at the middle. Everyone is friendly and accommodating.

The atmosphere is friendly and welcoming, they welcome people of all faiths and backgrounds. The worship is lively, they have a selection of speakers and have a love of God and people around them. They run a food bank and activities for families and run training for the unemployed. They pray for and see answers to prayers on aregular basis including healing, they are extrememy child friendly. The sound is clear, building clean and has reasonable facilities for an old building.

We got married here. The church is beautiful and Fr Dominique is a lovely kind and welcoming priest who made our day extra special.

Beautiful church Beautiful welcoming friendly people and Reverend blessings to all and thank you for welcoming me.

I'm a CMS protestant congregant inside this serene cold morning mass/devotion. I observed people from all races nations and regions. The service was subdued, sober and quiet when compared to fast paced, high octave we're accustomed to in Nigeria

Went to a wedding at this church and it is a very pleasant church.

This place has a divine aura and everything is so well managed and I'm order. Things are quite easily accessible. Best place for prayer and Worship.

Very lovely place to worship. Friendly congregation and a wonderful priest. I enjoyed my visit to this church.

Church that makes you feel peaceful and calm if you talk to God.

I visited Ormesby Hall which on one of their signs recommended that you go see the church. Unfortunately it was not opened. Might be a good idea to coordinate with the Hall trust so they can tell people when to visit your church.

Lovely church to visit, very welcoming by all in there.

Fantastic church to visit with surrounding grounds leading up to Ormesby Hall which is also a lovely walk with dog-friendly Woods

Beautiful peaceful place

A beautiful and well maintained parish church, set in a peaceful location. A very warm welcome by those who were inside arranging Christmas flowers. Very good to learn something of the history of the building too.

This was my local church as a child. I was confirmed in this church as well as being a choir girl. It's absolutely gorgeous and very historic, built in 1875 with masonry from an earlier 12th century church. I even learnt how to be a bell ringer. The vicar at the time I was there was Reverend Marshall, what a wonderful and lovely person he was. I'm now 68yrs and on my next trip to the UK I'm hoping to drop by and attend a Sunday service.

Lovely church,inside & out. Great for a wedding. Well kept surroundings. Overall - very nice

Beautiful little church. Apparently Captain Cook was christened here. And as for Saint Cuthbert he was a wildlife conservationist, eat your heart out Sir David Attenborough 👍

Loads of local history here, have a look at the gravestones to see names of some of the noted locals who have shaped Teesside. Also the stained glass window dedicated to Capt. James Cook as he was christened there.

We visit here to attend the baby group on Tuesday mornings (10.30am - 12). The team are lovely and welcoming and my little girl loves it

My parents married here in '72 my aunt & uncle in '82 and we did in 2007. Full of happy memories for my family

A few famous people burrowed there also lot of history steps to walk

Lovely church, lovely people, lovely welcome - I think St Cuthberts is - well - LOVELY!

It's a church grave yard. Not a lot to be said and not much atmosphere

Good community feel, and made welcome by the congregation.

A warm welcome by all

Nice place for a wedding.

Felt at home...

Love this church

A lovely church. Go and experience the feeling of being in a peaceful place.

Been phoing this place for weeks now to book the hall to no avail

Lovely atmosphere

Fantastic

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First time I have visited, sadly for a funeral service, what a lovely little church. Impressive stained glass windows and hanging crucifix. The service was lovely too. Will visit in happier times.

Is a beautiful stone church.

Is it Catholic or Anglican?

Beautiful service, thanks to Father Glynn Holland

Most beautiful church <3

Nothing special

I have been attending the monthly foodbank at St John's Church for a couple of years. The month before last I attended and then posted a review on this page which is self explanatory and I reproduce here "I shan't be going to the monthly foodbank again. I was leaving today (we were the last to leave), there was plenty of bread of both types left (white and 50-50). The grey haired woman said "You can have one of each", I said could I have two white instead of a 50-50 but she was adamant I couldn't. So I shouted back my friend who had just left infront of me and had declined to take any bread so he could get a white loaf for me instead of the 50-50 but she refused to let him. A very Christian attitude. Apparently others that had left earlier had agreed what they were going to get and swap before they left which is what we should have done but I'd never had a problem in the past. As other people said, this woman has an attitude problem. Last month she demanded to look in my bag, obviously suspecting I had taken something, but there was only my camera! Another woman said she had had a run in with her a while back accusing her of taking some crumpets!!" Last month I attended and thought the matter had been sorted out. When I said I had posted a complaint about it they said they hadn't received it and I had posted to the wrong church, St John's at South Bank! (I therefore subsequently posted an apology to that church). I actually read out my post to them. At the end of last month's foodbank the woman mentioned in the post actually asked if we wanted to swap our bread for a different type so I thought they must have had words with her. So that was last month and I thought nothing further of it. I departed amicably. However this morning I attended and after giving my name to the lady on the door as usual and taking my place in the queue for tea and a sandwich the grey haired man with glasses in the dark top (the Father?) approached me, told me I wasn't welcome and to leave! I asked why as I thought it had been sorted out and he claimed I had posted an "offensive" post on Facebook. I denied it and asked to see it and another gentleman showed me it on his phone. It was the message I have reproduced above and that I had read out to him last month! I don't see anything offensive about it. It is the truth. Anyway I left but two other gentleman chased me. Both were very pleasant (one black gentleman and one quietly spoken with a bit of a stutter) and invited me to go back in. I did but, despite my apologising for any trouble caused, the man in the dark top was adamant I couldn't come in. He claimed he had told me last month not to come back which is patently untrue, unless he whispered it under his own breath! After some discussion between the four of us the man in the dark top said I couldn't come in unless I posted an apology on the Facebook post retracting my statement! There was nothing untrue or offensive in the statement and I wasn't sure where it was posted anyway so I just left. The only thing I would change is that the woman concerned doesn't actually have grey hair but light brown! Other people who were there also agreed with me about her attitude. I have never had any problem with the remainder of the staff who are always very pleasant. Anyway I must say this man's attitude was very unchristian and it has further reinforced my attitude that religion is the cause of the majority of trouble in the world. Just to add to the above. If someone made a complaint about someone in a private company their complaint would be fully investigated, maybe be suspended meantime. The person making the complaint would not be barred from the business unless they retracted their statement. Which seems to add weight to the constant allegations of the church covering up for wrongdoing. Seems to be a mindset.

I shan't be going to the monthly foodbank again. I was leaving today (we were the last to leave), there was plenty of bread of both types left (white and 50-50). The grey haired woman said "You can have one of each", I said could I have two white instead of a 50-50 but she was adamant I couldn't. So I shouted back my friend who had just left infront of me and had declined to take any bread so he could get a white loaf for me instead of the 50-50 but she refused to let him. A very Christian attitude. Apparently others that had left earlier had agreed what they were going to get and swap before they left which is what we should have done but I'd never had a problem in the past. As other people said, this woman has an attitude problem. Last month she demanded to look in my bag, obviously suspecting I had taken something, but there was only my camera! Another woman said she had had a run in with her a while back accusing her of taking some crumpets!!

Went for the granddaughter rainbows