Our worship style is recognisably "high church," enhanced by colour, movement, candlelight, music and often incense, with an emphasis on the Sacraments. "O worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness, bow down before him, his glory proclaim; with gold of obedience and incense of lowliness, kneel and adore him - the Lord is his name."
Eucharist/Holy Communion
Eucharist/Holy Communion
Sung Eucharist/Holy Communion in contemporary language with a sermon.
Coffee, tea and biscuits are served after the service - do stay for a chat!
Usually Evening Prayer - but every month there is at least one service of a different type, such as Taizé, Wholeness and Healing, which is described separately in these listings.
Join us on Tuesday afternoons for an informal social gathering, and if you wish, bring your knitting or any other handicraft that you enjoy. Everyone from beginner to expert is welcome, and if you'd like to learn new skills, we can help you. Tea, coffee, squash and biscuits will be available.
Our Vicar now has no excuse for not finishing the cardigan he has been working on ever since we can remember!
Please note change of time!
This small informal group meets fortnightly and is led by a member of the congregation. All are welcome to join us.
Every 2 weeks
All men are warmly invited to join us for fellowship and chat. Meetings are held about once a month,
Everyone welcome - do come along and join us. Despite our name, we are an inclusive organisation and we're very proud to have a growing number of men who have joined us.
"What is Mother's Union?"
"Mothers’ Union are the heart and love of the Church."
We are a Christian organisation that has been supporting families worldwide for nearly 150 years. Started by our founder Mary Sumner in 1876 in her local parish, we have grown into an international charity with over 4 million members in 83 countries. As a Christian membership charity, we demonstrate our faith in action. This happens as we work towards ending poverty, inequality and injustice. Our members work at grassroots level around the world. They bring hope and practical support to millions of people every year through parenting, literacy and community development programmes. As a registered charity in the UK, we campaign at local, national and international levels to bring about real change for gender equality and for the rights of women and girls. You're invited to join us in our journey and be a part of something life-changing.
A service for The Rotary Club of Stourbridge, to include a special welcome for their President for 2025-26, Liz.
Rotary is an international organisation with the aim of leading change in local communities and around the world. The Stourbridge Club was chartered in 1922 and currently has some 50 members, who give freely of their time, talents, professional skills and energy to support a wide range of projects that will improve the lives of people, at home and abroad. In recent years these have included support for local families, the Food Bank, book donations for school reading schemes, Shelterbox, clean water the Ukrainian Appeal, and Aquabox water filtration units for humanitarian crisis zones. It also opportunities for business networking, personal development, meeting new friends, hearing inspiring speakers, and having a great deal of fun!
For members of the local community and everyone who is interested in transforming our parish church so that it is 'Fit for the Future.'
Even if you were not able to be at previous meetings, you are very welcome to join us for this one.
Do something amazing - come to our Macmillan Coffee Morning and enjoy coffee (or tea), cake and company, and at the same time help people living with cancer.
Everyone welcome!
An outdoor service, to be held near the allotments, giving thanks to God for the land with all its natural resources and for the food it produces.
Everyone welcome!
More information coming soon... Watch this space!
If you are able to do so, please bring a donation of tinned or packaged groceries for our local food bank.
Any donations of fresh or perishable produce will be auctioned off immediately after the Mass.
Written during the English Reformation, the 1549 Book of Common Prayer (BCP) was largely the work of Thomas Cranmer, who borrowed from a large number of other sources. The services maintain the traditional forms and sacramental language inherited from medieval Catholic liturgies.
Animals such as dogs and cats - as well as other more unusual types of pets - share the ups and downs of our lives. In this service we shall give thanks for their companionship, both now and in the past. If you've ever shared your home with a pet, do come and join us!
You are invited to bring along photos, mementos, or even their casket.
Come and sing some of our favourite hymns - make a joyful noise unto the Lord!
You'll need to nominate your favourite in advance, so that our organist knows what to play. More details of how to do this nearer the time...
A family activity followed by a short service for the Eve of All Souls' Day.
More details to follow... Watch this space!
We invite all who have recently lost loved ones to join us for a time of remembering, with hymns, prayers and candles. Everyone is welcome - please stop for a chat over a cup of tea or coffee after the service.
Everyone is welcome to our Family Mass with Christingle - in aid of The Children's Society. Come and learn more about the Church's work and concern for young people, and raise some funds to support them. Christingle envelopes will be available in church from Sunday 4th February for donations.
Please take extra care when candles are lit - especially if you have young children with you!