Services at All Saints Church
Everyone is welcome to join us for worship and prayer throughout the week.
Weekly Services
Sunday at 8.00 am – Holy Communion
Sunday at 10.00 am – Holy Communion with music and occasional activities for children. Young people meet in the Chapel Room on the second Sunday of each month.
Sunday at 6.30 pm – Evening Service
First Sunday – Making Room for Scriptures
A simple service of Evening Prayer, shaping intercessions in response to the day’s Bible readings.
Second Sunday – Making Room for Each Other
Worship with shared reflections on how faith helps us interpret the world, our work and current events.
Third Sunday – Making Room for Creation
A reflective service in the tradition of the Iona Community including art, music and creative activity. These services take place in the Garden Room.
Iona Services – Garden Room – 6.30 pm
15 February
15 March
19 April
17 May
21 June
19 July
20 September
18 October
15 November
Fourth Sunday – Making Room for God
A time of worship dwelling on different aspects of God’s character as discovered in life and Scripture.
Wednesday at 11.30 am – Holy Communion
Prayers in Church
All are welcome.
Monday at 9.30 am
Tuesday at 9.00 am
Thursday at 9.00 am
Saturday at 9.30 am
Holy Week 2026
2nd April Maundy Thursday
Holy Communion at 7.30pm Remembering the Last Supper and Jesus washing the disciples' feet, followed by The Watch, remembering Jesus' time in the Garden of Gethsemane.
3rd April Good Friday
Churches Together Walk of Witness along the High Street starting with a service at 11.15 am at New Life Baptist Church and Walking to All Saints - anyone willing to help steward the walk along the High Street please tell David.
1-3pm Two hours at the Cross (Hymns, reflections, prayers, Communion - stay for as much as you are able.)
7.30pm Tenebrae: We remember the closing of Christ's tomb
4th April Holy Saturday
7.30pm Vigil Service After all the words of conversation spoken in John's gospel, we take time in silence to take in the physical reality of Jesus' burial.
5th April Easter Sunday
6am Dawn Service in the Village Square Followed by breakfast
Holy Communion at 8.00 am
Holy Communion at 10.00 am
Join us as we celebrate the joyful end of Lent and the resurrection of Christ.
In all our worship we seek to be candid and hopeful about our flawed humanity, vigilant about the needs of the world and inquisitive about God. We treasure the Bible for its edgy humour and provocative conversation with God. Reading its remarkably diverse texts, we cannot help but pay attention to the matters of social and political concern today that it highlights. We also draw on music, both old and new, other literature, art and ideas in our search for holiness. One of the things we value most about church is that all generations gather together. We are restarting regular groups for children (pre-school to Year 6) soon and currently hold twice-monthly sessions for young people (Years 7-13). At All Age Services we all stay together for varied acts of worship, reflection and inter-generational conversation.
The anchor for our worship at All Saints is Holy Communion. Since the earliest times, after prayer and reflection with the Bible, Christians have shared a symbolic meal of bread and wine, just as Jesus suggested, emphasising our fellowship with God and with each other. All are welcome to receive Communion. Some attend the service but prefer not to receive and we offer a prayer of blessing for them. You are invited draw as near as you wish and participate without obligation as you feel comfortable. (See An Introduction to Holy Communion for a fuller explanation)
Reading the Bible and praying for the needs of the world, morning and evening, are part of the discipline of the Anglican church. We pray for all we know who are unwell or in any kind of need. If you would like our confidential Prayer Circle to pray for anyone or anything in particular, please e-mail pastoral@allsaintschurchkh.org
Reflection and study are a key part of Christian life. Weekday opportunities for this are advertised in our magazine, website, and weekly newsletter, along with seasonal opportunities for reflection such as groups in Lent or discussions for people enquiring about the Christian faith.
Service sheets for the next services can be downloaded from here
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Kings Heath Farmers Market The first Saturday of every month 9 AM – 2 PMKings Heath Village Square Join us for a fantastic market celebrating local businesses and fresh, high-quality food! Enjoy a great selection of stalls, featuring: Fresh, locally sourced vegetables, fish, and meat Homemade bread, cakes, and pies Delicious cheeses, herbs, coffee, and tea A variety of ... Read more