Solihull URC

Solihull URC The United Reformed Church in Solihull serving God and the Least, the Last, the Lost and the Lonely.

We have had the story of Dorcas at Tots and Tales today. She made clothes for people so we have decorated t-shirt shapes...
04/06/2026

We have had the story of Dorcas at Tots and Tales today. She made clothes for people so we have decorated t-shirt shapes with stickers. Dorcus gave away clothes to everyone and served the poor. When she died the disciple Peter was sent for and he prayed for her and God brought her back to life.

Promoting our Job Advice Club and English Conversation Café at The UK Careers Fair in Solihull. It has been very busy, a...
03/06/2026

Promoting our Job Advice Club and English Conversation Café at The UK Careers Fair in Solihull. It has been very busy, and great to meet so many people!

Cherry tomato, lettuce and sweet pepper plants now growing amongst the flowers at church. A bumble bee and woodlouse had...
02/06/2026

Cherry tomato, lettuce and sweet pepper plants now growing amongst the flowers at church. A bumble bee and woodlouse had to move over but hopefully the new plants will provide shade and damp soil for them to be happy again soon.

You're Invited!Are you looking for a job or support in the work-search process?Our Job Advice Club will be at the Solihu...
01/06/2026

You're Invited!
Are you looking for a job or support in the work-search process?
Our Job Advice Club will be at the Solihull Careers Fair on Wednesday (3rd June) at the Crowne Plaza.

Drop in anytime between 10am-3pm, come and find us, and have a look around the rest of the fair at what jobs are out there.

Did you know we also have an English Conversation Café regularly on Tuesday mornings? This group is aimed at non-native speakers who want to practice and improve their English Language skills and pronounciation! Contact us if you are interested in joining a session, or just turn up.

19/05/2026

Last Sunday we looked at the Leading Your Church Into Growth material - session 5: Becoming an inviting and welcoming church.
This involved considering what makes people feel welcomed, what community means today and exploring the different communities that each of us have connections with.

17/05/2026

From our service last week where we thought through many different types of ministry that we would be engaged this week, we conclude by saying: on Sunday we will come together again to share stories about what God has been doing in our Monday to Saturday ministry; to share the burdens, the sorrows, the joys and the wonder. We will celebrate what God has been doing because we have allowed Him to shape our lives, to provide a reason to live and give direction to our ministry. “In Him we live and move and have our being.” Acts 17 v28

16/05/2026

From our worship service last Sunday: On Saturday some of us will be finalising what we feel Gid wants us to say and do in church on Sunday. We will be in prayer and study with the church in mind. We pray for this ministry.
Some of us will be at the shops, waiting in queues, waiting at the bus stop with opportunity to demonstrate the fruit of the Spirit through patience, peace, love and joy. We pray for you in your ministry.

15/05/2026

From our Sunday worship this week: on Friday some of us will be preparing for the weekend and the next week of ministry in our building. We pray for this ministry.
Some of us will be preparing and going away for the weekend to see family and friends where we can live and listen. We pray for you in your ministry.

14/05/2026

From our service on Sunday: On Thursday some of us will be welcoming in small children and their parents and caters to play and to talk so they are not in isolation and under pressure. We pray for this ministry.
Some will be welcoming in those who want a chance to sing with others and be a pet of a friendship group with a purpose. We pray for you in your ministry.
Some of us will be taking care of God’s creation, pottering about in our gardens or picking up a piece of litter in the street. We pray for you in your ministry.

13/05/2026

From our Sunday worship this week:
On Wednesday some of us will be talking about ways we can further use our building to facilitate in our demonstrating God’s Kingdom for our whole community. How can we further serve and love all those who live here about us? We pray for this ministry.
Some of us will be at clubs, societies, voluntary organisations and other places where we belong or have offered to serve the community. We pray for you in your ministry.

Address

741 Warwick Road
Solihull
B913DG

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 2pm
Tuesday 9am - 2pm
Wednesday 9am - 2pm
Thursday 9am - 2pm
Sunday 10am - 11:30am

Telephone

+441217095505

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