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Anglican services are held at St Peter the Fisherman in Craster, which is part of a circuit that includes worship in Embleton, Rock, Rennington and Newton.

St Peter the Fisherman Typical Monthly Programme of Services

1st Sunday; Holy Communion (Common Worship)	8:45 a.m.
2nd Sunday; Morning Prayers (Book of Common Prayer) Bill Devonshire, Lay reader	8:45 a.m.
3rd Sunday; Family Service Alternating: Debbie Elliott, Lay reader/Methodist preacher	10.00 a.m.
4th Sunday; Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer)	8:45 a.m.
If there is a 5th Sunday, Holy Communion (Common Worship) is held in each of the churches in the Benefice in turn – details (together with other useful local information) can be found in the monthly Church notice leaflet – The Net – copies of which can be found in the porch.

For more information about St Peter the Fisherman

Methodist services are no longer held at the Methodist Chapel on Chapel Row in Craster, but there are chapels in the area, at Rock, Rennington and Christon Bank. All part of the Lindisfarne Circuit. The Lindisfarne Methodist Circuit

Catholic services are held in St Aidan's in Seahouses and St Paul's in Alnwick.

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