Every Sunday
10.30am
Main Church

We warmly welcome everyone to our Sunday morning service, where the ringing of the church bells marks that the service is about to begin. The service features prayers, readings, an address, and hymns, with Holy Communion available for those who wish to partake.

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

Refreshments are served afterwards in the Community Hub.

Every Wednesday
10.30am
Chapel

All are welcome to a smaller gathering, with a short, reflective service of Holy Communion.

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.

Refreshments are served afterwards in the Community Hub.

Thursdays until 3rd December 2026
1.00-2.30pm
Chapel

There are still spaces available at our new Mental Health Group, run by Two Ten Therapy.

If you are looking for ways to support your mental wellbeing or would like to meet others who may be facing similar challenges, this could be the group for you. It’s not too late to join!

To sign up, please complete the short online form at https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/6eeEzSKVBj or pop in and speak to Natalie during regular Community Hub activity hours.

Friday 23rd October 2026
2-4pm
Main Church Space

Birmingham Irish Association will 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.

No need to book, just turn up on the day!

Sunday 25th October 2026
12pm
Community Hub

We will be holding a bring and share lunch after our 10.30am Holy Communion service on Sunday 25th October and everyone is invited to join us. If you are able, please bring something to share – whether it’s sandwiches, sausage rolls, fruit, cake or anything else you enjoy.

We look forward to sharing lunch and fellowship together!

Friday 30th October
2-4pm
Community Hub

Local officers will be joining us during our Welcome Space session to answer any questions, offer advice on community safety and crime prevention, and listen to any concerns you may have about the local area.

Come along to to meet your local policing team and chat in an informal setting.

Every Sunday
10.30am
Main Church

We warmly welcome everyone to our Sunday morning service, where the ringing of the church bells marks that the service is about to begin. The service features prayers, readings, an address, and hymns, with Holy Communion available for those who wish to partake.

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

Refreshments are served afterwards in the Community Hub.

Every Wednesday
10.30am
Chapel

All are welcome to a smaller gathering, with a short, reflective service of Holy Communion.

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.

Refreshments are served afterwards in the Community Hub.

Sunday 1st November 2026
4pm
Main Church

All are warmly invited to our All Souls Memorial Service.

This is a simple, reflective service offering an opportunity to remember with thankfulness those we have known and loved who have died, to light a candle in their memory, and to be reminded that, because of Jesus, death does not have the last word.

Tuesday 3rd November 2026
2.00-3.15pm
Chapel

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!

All are welcome to join us for prayer, a hymn, a topic of discussion, and a cuppa.

Thursdays until 3rd December 2026
1.00-2.30pm
Chapel

There are still spaces available at our new Mental Health Group, provided by Two Ten Therapy.

If you are looking for ways to support your mental wellbeing or would like to meet others who may be facing similar challenges, this could be the group for you. It’s not too late to join!

To sign up, please complete the short online form at https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/6eeEzSKVBj or pop in and speak to Natalie during regular Community Hub activity hours.

Saturday 7th November 2026
10.30am-12.30pm
Main Church

Join Sandra Rogers and Revd Margaret Robinson as we take time out and spend time in prayer.

Reflect on how Jesus is walking with you, on your life's journey. 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 you are guided in prayer as a group, and times to reflect on prayer activities on your own, in a time of silence.

To book a place, email Sandra at: church@stbarnabaserdington.org.uk

Tuesday 17th November 2026
7.00-8.30pm
Main Church

Churches Together in Erdington (CTE), a collective of local churches working together across the community, will be holding its Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Prayer Gathering at St Barnabas Church.

The AGM will provide an opportunity to reflect on the work of Churches Together in Erdington, share updates and look ahead to the year to come.

We will also come together in prayer for our local churches, our community in Erdington and the wider world, bringing before God the people and places in need of hope, peace and support.

Saturday 21st November 2026
10am–12pm
Churchyard

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!

For more information, contact Steve at: opsmanager@stbarnabaserdington.org.uk

Every Sunday
10.30am
Main Church

We warmly welcome everyone to our Sunday morning service, where the ringing of the church bells marks that the service is about to begin. The service features prayers, readings, an address, and hymns, with Holy Communion available for those who wish to partake.

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

Refreshments are served afterwards in the Community Hub.

Every Wednesday
10.30am
Chapel

All are welcome to a smaller gathering, with a short, reflective service of Holy Communion.

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.

Refreshments are served afterwards in the Community Hub.

Tuesday 1st December 2026
2.00-3.15pm
Chapel

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!

All are welcome to join us for prayer, a hymn, a topic of discussion, and a cuppa.

Saturday 5th December 2026
11am-3pm
Main Church

Come along to our Christmas Arts & Crafts Fayre and browse a selection of arts and crafts stalls, with an opportunity to find some lovely bespoke gifts in the run-up to Christmas.

Refreshments will also be served in the Community Hub.

To enquire about hiring a stall, please contact Steve at opsmanager@stbarnabaserdington.org.uk