Weekly informal compline live-streamed on fb live from a range of traditions from Celtic to mediaeval plainsong. An Order of Service can be emailed at request
Are you interested in exploring learning to Bell Ring either in our beautiful tower or handbells in the church, with our friendly groups of bell-ringers? An ancient art, good for gentle exercise, great way to meet others in the community, and simply good fun! Please message us if you would like to come along on [email protected]
Join us for our morning service of Holy Communion with hymns. We have a Sunday Club for primary aged children who have activities and stories before joining with the congregation at the offertory.
Please see 'current homily/sermons' tab on home page for a text of the Homily or sermon.
A gentle time to pray together, remembering all who have died and holding them in prayer, and especially those dear to us. Names will be read of those who have died, and there is an opportunity to light candles.
On the First Saturday of every month. Our support group is for bereaved families who have experienced the heartbreak of losing a baby during pregnancy, at birth or soon after or a child. Come along for support and understanding in a safe and compassionate environment, with tea, coffee and biscuits and some gentle craft activities on offer. Whether you're seeking advice, friendship or simply a listening ear, come and share together with parents and grandparents who have walked a path similar to your own. There is always an opportunity to light a candle for your loved one, and to say their name in love.
Holy Communion with Hymns and optional Sunday Club for children, followed by refreshments, with a Remembrance theme ... starting at the earlier time of 9.15am in order to allow time for a cup of tea before the Act of Remembrance at 10.45 at the Outdoor Cross (please see separate tab under events and worship)
A short outdoor act of Remembrance, led by lay-reader, Charles Morgan, with a two minutes' silence, held at the War Memorial. All are welcome
Meeting the parade with the Royal British Legion and Uniformed Organisations at 2.30pm and processing down to Church, we will make an Act of Remembrance at the war memorial, followed by a remembrance service in church. All are welcome
A friendly gathering from several different churches, and those who worship from home, following evening prayer from Common Worship, with a hymn, reading (for the Sunday from the lectionary), psalm, reflection and prayers, with a little time to chat afterwards. The web link can be found above
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/5589842329
A short 30 minute service of Holy Communion with hot drinks and toast afterwards to get your day off to a positive start!
Venue alternates with S. Margaret's, Hasbury so please check where we are by calling the Parish Office 0121 550 1158 before travelling.
Gathering with members of the Royal British Legion and local primary schools at the War Memorial for a two minute silence and short act of prayer. Followed by optional Holy Communion in the Church at 11.15am, hosted by the Mothers' Union
Back by popular demand! David will give a concert of light music followed by a screening of
Harold Lloyd’s “Safety Last” with LIVE accompaniment on the mighty Compton organ.
FREE entry
Many thanks to our sponsors, mha (Birmingham), Marlborough Print (Cradley Heath) and Moneywatch Finance (Halesowen) for making these concerts possible.
Holy Communion with robed servers, crucifer and hymns and using the high altar. We have a Sunday Club for primary aged children who have activities and stories before joining with the congregation at the offertory.
Please see 'current homily/sermons' tab on home page for a text of the Homily or sermon.
In our Parish there are five church buildings, all part of one family. This Sunday there is no worship at S. Peter's as we worship together at our sister Church, S. Margaret, Hasbury ... for a wonderful warm time of worship with Holy Communion and hymns. All are welcome as we celebrate together
Lots of local crafters, tombola, bottle stall, homemade cakes, hot food and much more.
FREE entry
Carols for the season of Advent - looking forward to the coming of the New Born King, a time of gentle worship with advent carols, prayers and poetry. Our pop up choir will also sing some beautiful advent choral music to melt the heart as we begin to follow the star and prepare our hearts for the coming King
Pop in to the peace and quiet of the church in this busy season, and bring in your heart all those whom you miss or wish to pray for this Christmas - whether you are on a journey of grief, or other troubles on your heart. Take the opportunity to hang a named bauble, or hidden 'pocket prayer' on our tree of love, which will remain there throughout the Christmas Season, and light a candle. Stay, if you wish, to have a hot chocolate and sit gently in the peace of the church and share in friendship and love
A time to sing all your favourite carols! Come into a beautiful candlelit church, and start your Christmas together with carols and readings from the Christmas Story, all followed up by mince pies and mulled wine. Candles for adults, and light wands for the children - light and love for everyone
Why not start Christmas with a little candlelight and carols and celebrate the old fashioned way? Candlelit Carols for all the family as we tell the Christmas Story and bring the figures to the Crib to be blessed for Christmas. The Church aglow with candles and full of warmth and cheer. Christingle oranges for all the family, singing carols in the light of the Christingle Candles, and our wonderful Christmas Trees - and we raise money for the Children's Society. All followed by mince pies and mulled wine. Come early to get a seat as this service is very popular for all the community
The First Mass of Christmas. A Candlelit Holy Communion service with christmas Carols, celebrating and welcoming the New Born Jesus.
Holy Communion for all the family with carols and celebration as we welcome the new born Jesus. Sing some of your favourite carols to start Christmas Day and share in a little love and community over refreshments. There is a play area and activities for children. Children are welcome to bring a new toy/ present with them for blessing and thanksgiving. All are welcome
A gentle, short, said Holy Communion with a Carol, to keep the Christmas Celebrations going. We remember on this day the first Martyr of our faith - S. Stephen, as we hold into the light of Christmas all the pain and violence of the world. Why not take a little time out on the start of this holy day to give thanks for all that has been over Christmas, and to continue to celebrate together. Christmas is too good to be over on the 25th December....
Family Time for preschool and primary age children and their parents/carers. Songs, story, craft activities and refreshments for everyone… come and get to know God through story, craft and play ! If you’ve never been to church before, why not come along and join in! Chance to meet people, make new friends, and learn a little bit about the Love of Jesus. You are so so loved.
Please book in if possible with [email protected]