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The church, built in 1842 is large, open and airy and is open weekdays from 9am to 5.30pm and Sundays from 7.30am to 8.30pm. The worship tradition is decidedly Catholic. Incense, Reservation of the Sacrament, the use of vestment, stole and scarf is normal. Common Worship is used for most services with the exception of Evensong and Solemn Benediction when the Book of Common Prayer is preferred. |
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8am Low Mass (CW) 10am Family Mass (CW) |
6.30pm Evensong (BCP) Evensong and Solemn Benediction (BCP) on last Sunday |
Monday at 11am and Wednesday at 9.30am Low Mass (CW) |
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Holy Trinity is a large Grade 2 listed medieval building. There is a robed choir and mainly traditional worship, with a friendly atmosphere and coffee after the 11.15am service. There is an active bellringing team. Each September the whole village is involved in a Scarecrow Weekend which raises funds for the church, school and recreation centre and village. There is a church primary school. |
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8am Holy Communion (BCP) on 1st and 4th Sundays |
11.15am Matins (BCP) on 1st and 4th and alternate 2nd Sundays and 1st Sunday Holy Communion (CW) on 3rd and alternate 2nd Sundays |
4.30pm Together in Worship (Family Service) on 3rd Sunday 6.30pm Evensong (BCP) on 4th Sunday |
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This friendly Church has a pleasing, carpeted, interior. Refreshments are provided after services to welcome visitors and have fellowship together. There is an optional half hour bible study group at 11:15 a.m. on the 1st and 3rd Sundays. A portable ramp is provided for wheelchair users and there is ample parking at the back of the Church.The position of incumbent of the benefice is currently vacant. |
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10.00 am Family Service on 1st Sunday at Blakedown Matins (BCP) on the 3rd Sunday at Blakedown
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10.00 am Holy
Communion (CW) on 2nd, 4th and 5th Sundays, for the whole Benefice of Churchill, Blakedown &
Broome during the interregnum - location as advertised on the noticeboard and
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Palm Sunday walk through Blakedown |
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The Church building has a pleasing, carpeted, interior, and its small size gives it an intimate atmosphere. There is a toilet and a ramp for wheelchair users. The porch is open all week during daylight hours and the attractiveS churchyard has several garden benches. The position of incumbent of the benefice is currently vacant. |
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9.00am Holy Communion (BCP) on the 1st and 3rd Sundays each month
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10.00 am Holy
Communion (CW) on 2nd, 4th and 5th Sundays, for the whole Benefice of Churchill, Blakedown &
Broome during the interregnum - location as advertised on the noticeboard and
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10.00 am Holy Communion (BCP) on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays |
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This secluded but friendly Church, built in 1868 has an open, resonant and welcoming interior. Refreshments are provided after joint benefice services to welcome visitors and have fellowship together. There is access for wheelchair users and parking beside the Church and in the quiet road. The position of incumbent of the benefice is currently vacant. |
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St Leonard's is a Norman building in a (hilly) rural setting with modern facilities, and an "Open Door" access policy |
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9.45am Together in Worship on 1st Sunday Holy Communion (CW) on other Sundays |
10.30am Holy Communion on 5th Sunday shared around the benefice |
Wednesday at 10.00am Holy Communion |
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11.15 am Holy Communion (CW) on 4th Sunday
On occasion this is replaced by Fairfield Praise (an informal praise service) or a Healing service (sometimes with Communion as well) approximately once a quarter. Please see church magazine for details. |
6.30pm Holy Communion (CW) on 1st Sunday Evensong (BCP) on 3rd Sunday
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The Hagley Music Festival runs from April 29th to 3rd May. Find out more |
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8am Holy Communion (BCP) on 2nd and 4th Sundays |
10.30am Holy Communion (CW) on 1st Sunday Morning Prayer (BCP) on 2nd Parish Family Communion (CW) on 3rd |
6.30pm (Summer only*) Evening Prayer (CW) on 1st, 3rd and 4th Youth-led service on 2nd Sunday * Winter - see St Saviour's below |
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8am Holy Communion (CW) on 2nd Sunday |
9.30am Morning Praise (CW) on 1st Sunday 10.30am Holy Communion (CW) on 2nd Sunday Parish Communion (CW) on 4th |
6.30pm (Winter only*) Evening Prayer (CW) on 1st, 3rd and 4th Youth-led service on 2nd Sunday * Summer- see St John's above
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We are a very diverse group of people. We work together, through the good times and the bad aiming to become more like Jesus. This happened as we look together into God's Word, the Bible. |
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9.00am Holy Communion. A traditional service with hymns. |
10.45am Family Worship. A lively service with groups for children and young people.
6.30pm Evening Worship. An informal service with space to think. |
Friday 12.00 (Noon) Midday Worship. A short quiet service. |
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St Michael's is a modern church with extensive parish buildings with great potential. It has a successful pre-school, a monthly parish lunch, house groups and a Crusader group which draws in the neighbourhood children |
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8am Holy Communion |
10am Service of the Word on 1st Sunday Holy Communion on 2nd and 5th Sundays Family Service on 3rd Sunday Family Communion on 4th Sunday |
9.30am Holy Communion |
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St Mary's is a large and busy church with a warm and friendly atmosphere. 10am services are most popular with a quieter more initimate feel at other services. It is a Fairtrade church and has a Traidcraft stall on the second Sunday of every month. There is a strong musical tradition and excellent choir as well as a wide range of interesting groups and activities. There is full disabled access including toilets at the west end of the church. |
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8am Holy Communion (BCP)
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10am Parish Communion (CW) Worship Together -All Age Worship on 2nd Sunday ( except August)
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6.30 pm Evensong (BCP) Choral Evensong on 2nd Sunday ( except August) Thursday at 10.30 am Holy Communion (BCP)
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is a Fairtrade church with a friendly reputation and lively 10am service. In addition, the other two services offer a quiet, reflective atmosphere. Wheelchair access to the church is good (there are no steps) and a toilet is available on the left as you enter church.
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8am Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer)
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10am Family service on 1st Sunday Holy Communion (CW) on 2nd and 4th Sundays Sunday Plus on 3rd Sunday Matins (BCP) on 5th Sunday |
6pm Evensong (CW) on 1st Sunday Evensong (BCP) on 2nd and 4th Sundays Holy Communion (CW) on 3rd Sunday |
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St
James' Church was built in 1860 in blue brick and stone Gothic revival
Early English style. Services are varied in central Anglican tradition
with a mixed choir. Ramped access, toilets and kitchen facilities are
available with a modern hall used for various activities including
Thursday cooked lunches. St James has close links with the local scout and guide
groups, and primary
school (www.st-james.dudley.gov |
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9.30am Family
Communion (CW) on 1st Sunday Family/Parade Service on 3rd Sunday Parish
Communion (CW) on 4th and 5th |
6.30pm Evensong
(BCP) on 1st Sunday |
Thursdays at 10.00am Holy
Communion (CW) |
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St Andrew's was built in 1939 to service the new social area taken from Pedmore, Oldswinford and Lye parishes. Partially rebuilt in 1965, St Andrew's became a permanent church in 1965, having previously been an ecclesiastical district |
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10am Parish Eucharist |
Wednesdays at 10am Holy Communion |
