All of our services can be found on the calendar. In addition to these, we have many excellent concerts and events which are well worth keeping an eye out for. Watch this page for details.
Said service, all are welcome
A service of Evening Prayer using the Book of Common Prayer, live streamed from The Rectory. To join us please click on the 'More about this event' box below.
Our Lent Course this year will be based on the film and stage adaption of Victor Hugo's Les Miserables.
Based around five characters, it explores the grace of God, alongside our fallen state and opportunities for redemption.
The course will be led by Jane MacFarlane, Local Lay Minister.
If you would like to join this course, contact Jane on 07582 931158 or add your name to the register found in each of the three churches in our benefice.
Refreshments will be provided with donations to our chosen charity.
A family friendly and uplifting service, with music provided by Jimmy's Band, designed to cater for all ages.
A less formal Communion Service. All are welcome. The service may be streamed live; please check by visiting our website
Informal worship, lay-led. All are welcome. The service may be streamed live; please check by visiting our website.
All are welcome. This service may be streamed live; please check by visiting our website.
The next organ concert at Cradley Church will be given by Timothy Parsons on Sunday 24th May, at the slightly later than usual time of 4pm. The concert will last about an hour, and will be followed by tea and cake, included in the entry price of £12. Under 18s go free!
Timothy’s last concert, three years ago, was greatly enjoyed, and we are looking forward to welcoming him here again. He will present a varied programme, including Bach’s Prelude and Fugue in C, Mendelssohn’s Sonata in A, Elgar’s Imperial March, and the contemporary composer Ghislaine Reece-Trapp’s Fantasia on ‘Sumer is icumen in’.
Timothy is currently Director of Music at Wells Cathedral, and has held musical appointments at St. Edmundsbury, Exeter, Winchester, and Hereford cathedrals, and at Selwyn College, Cambridge. He broadcasts regularly on Radio Three, and has featured on CDs as an organist, conductor, and composer.