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Statements on local issues a) Bishop of Rochester's remarks on 'no-go' areas (January 2008) b) local arrests of alleged terrorists (February 2007) |
a recent marriage service
We are glad that you're here!
If you are looking for a church with a warm welcome then look no further.
At St John's you will find people from many different ethnic backgrounds drawn together as one family by Christ.
We trust that you will find everything you need to know about St John's on this site. If not, simply click on the contacting us link in the left hand column
We are a multicultural community following Jesus
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St John's is Sparkhill's Parish Church and part of the Anglican Diocese of Birmingham
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Our tradition is evangelical and we are part of the New Wine Network and a member of the Evangelical Alliance
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Our worship is both contemporary and Anglican and our messages are biblical and relevant to 21st century life
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Ages of people range from infant to elderly and we offer a Children's Club during services
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St John's people wear what they are comfortable wearing
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Small groups meet weekly in homes
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We are a FAIRTRADE Church
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We are part of the newly formed 'Emmanuel' Group of Churches
Latest News
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In response to the current outpouring of the Holy Spirit empowering God's people for evangelism we are holding additional meetings at 7.00pm on Sunday evenings till the end of July in our Church Hall (entrance from St John's Road)
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Welcome Steve, Ali & Grace On 29th June Steve Taylor was ordained. He, his wife Ali and their daughter Grace have recently moved to Sparkhill. Steve to be Assistant Curate and Ali a Licensed Lay Worker ________________________________________________________
St John's Church has recently become a member of the evangelical Alliance
_________________________________________________________ Sign our Vicar's petition on the 10 Downing Street Website "We the undersigned petition the Prime Minister to allocate further funds from the lottery to English Heritage for the specific preservation of listed church buildings in Urban Priority Areas that are still in use as places of worship". click here _________________________________________________________
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