SERVICES IN THE PARISHPlease be aware that our pattern of services has altered to reflect changes within the Ministry Team, particularly due to Noel’s circumstances. We would ask you to check regularly in case last minute alterations take place and be patient and understanding as we try to do the very best we can for everyoneParish of Curdworth, Middleton and WishawSt Chad’s, The Gravel, Wishaw, Sutton Coldfield, B76 9QBSt Nicholas, Glebe Fields, Curdworth, Sutton Coldfield, B76 9ESSt John the Baptist, Church Lane, Middleton, Warwickshire, B78 2ANSt George’s, Water Orton Lane, Minworth, B76 9BUSt Cuthbert’s, St Cuthbert's Place, Castle Vale, Birmingham B35 7PL-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sunday 25th May – Sixth Sunday of Easter• Service of the Word at 9.30am at St Chad’s, Wishaw – Rev James Parry• Service of the Word at 11.15am at St Nicholas’, Curdworth – Rev James Parry• Holy Communion at 11.15am at St John the Baptist, Middleton –Rev Canon Frank LongbottomSunday 1st June – Seventh Sunday of Easter /Sunday after Ascension Day• All Age Worship at 9.30am at St Chad’s, Wishaw – The Rector• Holy Communion at 11.15am at St Nicholas’, Curdworth – The Rector• Service of the Word at 11.15am at St John’s, Middleton – Mr Andrew Farrow Sunday 8th June – PENTECOST (Whit Sunday)• Holy Communion at 9.30am at St Chad’s, Wishaw – The Rector• Family Communion at 11.15am at St Nicholas’, Curdworth – The Rector• Bread Roll Service at 3.00pm at St John’s, Middleton – The Rector Sunday 15th June – TRINITY SUNDAY• Family Communion at 9.30am at St Chad’s, Wishaw – The Rector• Service of the Word at 11.15am at St Nicholas’, Curdworth – Mrs Lisa Wilcox• Holy Communion at 11.15am at St John the Baptist, Middleton – Rev Canon Frank Longbottom
Link to our website http://threeinoneparish.org/Face coverings are no longer mandatory in any setting but are recommended in enclosed or crowded places, particularly where you come into contact with people you don’t normally meet. Social distancing in a place of worship is now a personal choice. People are encouraged to respect other attendees and those working who may wish to adopt a more cautious approach.Regular use of hand sanitiser and/or hand washing is also still recommended.
