Sunset over water at Lindisfarne.

Welcome to Lindisfarne

Lindisfarne College of Theology (LCT) is a learning community for the Church in the North East. We are an Anglican college preparing people for Christian ministry across the whole breadth of the Church of England.

We take our name from the Holy Island of Lindisfarne, with its rich history of Christian spirituality – but we are not based on the island itself.

Church House, North Shields.  A selection of stoles and dalmatics are laid out.  Cuthbert House, Durham  A close up of a table shared by students on which there are Bibles, a laptop, prayer books and notepads.

We work across Durham and Newcastle Dioceses. Weekly teaching is in the Church of England centres just outside Durham (Cuthbert House) and in North Shields (Church House). Some weekends we teach in other venues around the area.

Use this website to find out all about who we are, what we do, and how we live and work together.

I hope you will enjoy exploring what we have to offer.

Revd Dr Richard Briggs
Principal, Lindisfarne College of Theology

 

 

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    "I warmly commend Lindisfarne College of Theology. Lindisfarne offers an inclusive approach to theological formation. The staff have significant skills and experience in working with those from a wide variety of theological traditions, and educational backgrounds. The College works closely with local dioceses, and is responsive to their training needs and requests. You will find a learning community which has a diverse and rich ecology of people learning together as Christian disciples for lay and ordained ministries. "

    The Rt Revd Rob Saner-Haigh, Bishop of Carlisle

    "Set in the context of the land of the Northern Saints with its rich heritage of mission, spirituality and learning, Lindisfarne College of Theology provides a unique opportunity for the formation of God’s people, equipping them for the work of the gospel today."

    The Rt Revd Sophie Jelley, Bishop of Coventry