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As of 5th November 2020, in line with Government guidance, services in our church buildings are no longer allowed. We have enjoyed being able to worship even with limited numbers and while not being able to sing but recognise the need to protect the wider community. This has affected our Remembrance services and the memorial […]

A half hour tour that gives a feel of the churches of the Holy Trinity Team and their history. With links to Cistercian and Benedictine monks, through the energy and expansion of the Victorian era to developments of today. Come and journey from Bordesley Abbey to St Leonard’s Beoley, St Philip’s Webheath, St Bartholomew’s Tardebigge

Our buildings are open for individual private prayer We still need to ensure that those coming to church and our volunteers remain as safe as possible. Risk Assessments have been undertaken and we have determined what is possible in each of the buildings within our team ministry area. The current pattern of openings is as

We are always seeking to make our online services better. We hear from some of you directly, but if you would like to comment online, we have created as Online Worship Survey. The survey shouldn’t take you any more than 5 minutes to complete and your comments will help us now and in the future.

THE Archbishop of Canterbury has launched a free telephone line, Daily Hope, to give more people access to worship, prayer, and reflections while churches are closed. Daily Hope has been available since Sunday and runs for 24 hours a day. It provides Church of England prayers, hymns, and reflections for those who dial in. The number is 0800

The Town Centre Messy Church Team produced this video explore the events of Easter together. The video is on our YouTube Channel Come a see.

We cannot undertake our Churches Together Walk of Witness around the town centre. In place of this we have a Virtual Walk of Witness. Readings, Music, Prayer and Reflections to accompany your Good Friday. Go to www.ctir.church/goodfriday/ As we come to the foot of The Cross again may God bless us and may we be

Until we receive notification from the Government and the National Church all services, including Baptisms and Weddings, are suspended. We continue to take funerals but under very specific guidance. We pray that for the benefit of all this situation which change as soon as possible. We have also been requested to keep our churches closed

Maundy Thursday – a Service and Watch 8.15pm on our YouTube Channel (Moved from 7.30 so we can applaud our NHS folk! Good Friday – from 8am share in Churches Together Virtual Walk of Witness Easter Sunday – our Service of Celebration – 10.00am to share in singing with Churches across the land. Followed by