Durham Cathedral 10:05

Website: http://www.durhamcathedral.co.uk/schedule/10:05
Blurb: 10:05 - Coffee, Toast and Scripture. 10:05 offers 18 to 36 year-olds a light breakfast, the chance to meet people, and the opportunity for informal discussion and reflection.

10:05 runs every Sunday from 10.05 to 11.00am in the Cathedral restaurant during University term time - both students and non-students are welcome

Durham University Catholic Society

Website: http://www.dur.ac.uk/catholic.society
Blurb: The Catholic Society is part of the wider community of St Cuthbert's Catholic Church, Old Elvet, Durham. The society works closely with Father Tony, the Parish Priest and Catholic Chaplain, to offer spiritual, pastoral and social activities to Catholic students. A variety of events are organised each term, including meals, film nights, bar crawls (!!) and a termly retreat out of Durham which is a great opportunity for spiritual refreshment. The society is committed to ecumenism and has strong links with the Methodist Society. During term time there is a student Mass every Sunday evening (6.30pm) at St Cuthbert's Church to which everyone is welcome.

Website: http://www.dur.ac.uk/cis.society
Blurb: Durham University Christians in Science, a society started in 2006 aiming to examine the link/conflict between science and Christianity. Are they really as incompatible as so many people claim??

Website: http://www.dur.ac.uk/methodist.society
Blurb: MethSoc is the oldest student Christian society at the University of Durham. Despite our name and our ties with the Methodist Church we are not a society exclusively for Methodists but are open to members of all Christian denominations. In fact, a considerable number of our thirty current members are not Methodists themselves.

We are a close knit and friendly group of people who offer an open and welcoming atmosphere in which we can come to better know God and support one another in our spiritual journeys. Although we do many social activities together, our primary focus is on God and exploring our understanding of him.

Website: http://www.speak.org.uk
Blurb: Speak is a network of students and young adults who pray and campaign about issues of global injustice.