Welcome to the website of St Augustine’s – the Church of England in Kirkby-in-Cleveland and Great Broughton. The inhabitants of our two villages have professed their Christian faith, and have worshipped on this site, for over a thousand years and we continue this wonderful tradition.
We are part of a four-church benefice, which includes the Parishes of Ingleby Greenhow, Kildale and Chop Gate, in the Diocese of York.
You will find information on the team, on the services in our church and on our support for all in the community at the key points in their lives, by scrolling through the following pages. The calendar of services and the notice pages, which are regularly up-dated, are a good first point of reference.
Tomorrow is All Saints Day when we honour all the saints of the Church. We will celebrate this with a Service of Holy Communion at St Augustine’s at 9.30 a.m. and hope that you will be able to join us.
In the Gospel reading, St Luke records Jesus with His new disciples and saying to them that, even though they possessed nothing, the Kingdom of God would be theirs, and that, if they were hungry, God’s love would feed them. He made it clear that they would be hated by many people for following the Son of Man, but their reward would be great in heaven. He said to them that, despite this, they should love all people, including their enemies, seeking God’s blessing on them, and they should do to others what they wished others would do to them. This belief in the goodness and love of God for all people continues to be at the heart of the Christian faith and has inspired countless believers, including the saints, to spread the word of God.
The Bible readings are – Daniel 7: verses 1 to 3 and 15 to 18, Ephesians 1: verses 11 to the end and Luke 6: verses 20 to 31. The appointed psalm is 149 – O sing unto the Lord a new song – the psalmist records the saints praising God for His greatness.
On Thursday there will be a Service of Holy Communion at 10 a.m.
On Sunday 9 November the Remembrance Day Service will be at the earlier time of 9 a.m.
Website up-dated 1st November 2025