Community and Service

Learning about the Faith

Would you like to find out more about the Catholic Faith?
Perhaps the first step would be to ‘come and see’ by attending one of our weekend Masses and talking to one of the pastoral team. Each year we also run a programme called ‘Faith Talks’ where we meet and learn about the teachings of the Church – in a friendly and gentle environment.

If you want to know more please contact us.

 

Bible Study

CandleBible Study has been established now for about three years and has become a very special time in the middle of the week, which offers spiritual enlightenment, friendship, a good deal of social discourse, but above all, a deeper understanding of God's word.

You are sure to find a warm welcome, a cup of something hot and just perhaps a deeper understanding of the greatest book ever written and what it means for you.

Please see the newsletter for more details

 

 

S. V. P.

  • CandleThere is an S.V.P group that works with people in need. It is named after Saint Vincent de Paul who dedicated his life to God and the poor. The group meets on alternate Mondays and does work in between meetings. This work can include working with young families, visiting older people or the sick. All members have security checks made on them as do other volunteers working with children or vulnerable adults. The SVP is always looking for more volunteers.

  • More information about St Vincent de Paul can be found here.

  • Contact Theresa Wlkin at Theresa@christ-theking.org

Youth Ministry

Throughout the year we offer other opportunites for young people to get involved. These include:

Youth choir - the choir consists of teenagers who sing at the 10.00 am Mass each Sunday.

Altar servers - numbering more than 30. They are aged 8 to 24 and greatly enrich our prayer and worship every weekend. We also do additional social activities with them.

New Heights

This community project was founded by the church to do the work of the Gospel, binding up hearts that are broken and bringing the Good News to the poor. Now a completely separate entity and independent charity, it is mostly run by volunteers working with people living in challenging circumstances. These volunteers believe that Christ reaches out to them and they must try to do the same.

A wide range of services are offered to anyone in need of them irrespective of faith, race, ability, sexuality or gender. For more information follow this link:

www.new-heights.org.uk

Cameron Archer is the Project Manager on

0121 386 4345

Charity Registration No. 1120869 Company Registration No. 06021283 (England and Wales)

How to find New Heights and the St. John's Centre, which is a few yards away, next to the Church:

 

 

Thursday Luncheon Club

This is our seniors club. A good lunch and a spot of entertainment are had by one and all in the St John's Centre, next to the Church. New members are always welcome.