Open to everyone! Enjoy free lunch and refreshments, games, and a place to connect.

Birmingham Irish Association continue to visit our Friday Welcome Space, offering fortnightly Arts and Crafts sessions. These relaxed, creative sessions are a chance to enjoy craft activities and connect with others.

Free lunch and refreshments are available as part of Friday Welcome Space (2-4pm)

Please note that these sessions take place at the rear of the church space. There is no need to book, just turn up on the day!

We warmly welcome everyone to our Sunday morning service, where the ringing of the church bells marks the beginning of our worship. The service features prayers, readings, an address, and hymns, with Holy Communion available for those who wish to partake. Refreshments are served in the Community Hub afterwards.

On the first Sunday of each month, we hold an All-Age Holy Communion where we encourage and celebrate participation from our younger members.

Drop in for a free tea or coffee, have a chat, and enjoy the atmosphere of our Community Hub.

11am-12pm: Seated Dance Fitness – FREE seated dance based exercise suitable for all who want to enjoy the benefits of gentle dance.

A smaller gathering, with a short, reflective service of Holy Communion. Refreshments are served afterwards in the Community Hub.

The fourth Wednesday of each month is a service of prayer for healing with anointing. In these services we will focus on praying specifically for ourselves and for those known to us who need healing at this time, as well as the healing of our communities and world.

Join us for healthy tips, good company and refreshments. The sessions are designed with over-50s in mind, but everyone is welcome.

10am-11am: Women Only Fitness Circuit Training – FREE women only exercise for all ages and abilities.

11am-12pm: Over 50’s Chatty Chairs – FREE low impact chair-based exercises for improved health, strength and mobility.

A free stay and play for parents, carers and little ones aged 0-5 years. Make friends and play, with songs, stories and snacks.

The Mothers’ Union movement was founded in 1876 by Mary Sumner to support family life through faith, fellowship, and action. We have an active, all-inclusive branch here at St Barnabas, and we’d love for you to be a part of it!

Join us on the first Tuesday of each month for prayer, a hymn, a topic of discussion, and a cuppa.

A safe, warm, friendly place for young people aged 11-18 to socialise with a free cheese toastie and hot chocolate. There is also a variety of games, creative activities and a quiet space for homework and wellbeing.

Do you have a special connection to St Barnabas Churchyard? If you are passionate about community, nature, or simply want to make a positive impact, we need YOU!

Whether you are an experienced gardener or just eager to lend a hand, everyone is welcome. The project is thoroughly risk assessed, and volunteers will be provided with all necessary personal protective equipment (PPE) to ensure safety.

Together, we can transform the churchyard into a safe and serene space for everyone.

Please ensure you wear suitable footwear and clothing, considering the weather! Refreshments will also be provided.

For more information, contact Steve at [email protected]

I pray that you, being rooted and established in love, may grasp how wide and deep...is the love of Christ. (Ephesians 3:17-18)

Join Sandra Rogers and Revd. Margaret Robinson as we take time out and spend time in prayer. Find strength by exploring Jesus' love for us, in our everyday lives.

We will introduce different ways of praying with passages from the Bible. This will include praying with pictures/colouring/drawing, if you would like to.

There will be times when we will guide you in prayer as a group, and times to reflect on some prayer activities we will give you, on your own, in a time of silence.

Tea and coffee will be provided.

To book a place, please email Sandra Rogers at [email protected] or speak to Margaret Robinson or Sandra at church.