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Welcome We are glad that you have found us at Solihull United Reformed Church (URC). We invite you to look around the website and discover our heart to reach the least, the last, and the lost. You would be most welcome to join us in this mission and in our worship. We are a single church which unified three fellowships in 2015 and we continue to seek to serve the three communities of Hobs Moat, Olton and Central Solihull. Our minister recently retired and so are led by the Eldership team and a part-time Mission enabler. |
The Government has made significant announcements regarding the actions that society should be taking to protect itself as much as possible from the effects of coronavirus. As a consequence, and in line with guidance issued by the central office of the United Reformed Church, Solihull United Reformed Church will be closed for Sunday worship for the foreseeable future. A letter from Reverend John Proctor, General Secretary of the United Reformed Church is available to view on the central church's website www.urc.org.uk.
We are putting in place a measures whereby everyone will be contacted to enable prayer requests, pastoral news and the need for practical help to be passed on.
For those people who would like to continue to share in worship a number of United Reformed churches are either streaming their Sunday services or they are recorded for viewing or listening to at a later date. A link to the churches that are offering this facility is https://urc.org.uk/latest-news/3385-coronavirus-worshipping-digitally.
In addition the BBC offer a number of religious broadcasts; most notable would be the television programme "Songs of Praise", also Radio 4 and a number of local radio stations also offer live streaming of religious services.
We hope that all of our congregation, members and friends remain safe during the coming weeks and offer the following prayer to you all:
Lord Jesus, In the midst of a storm, You said, ‘Peace be still.’ bid our anxious fears subside, sustain your church in faith, hope and love.
Bring our nation through this tumult. Grant wisdom to those with heavy responsibilities, and healing and hope to those who are infected.
Amen.
We are putting in place a measures whereby everyone will be contacted to enable prayer requests, pastoral news and the need for practical help to be passed on.
For those people who would like to continue to share in worship a number of United Reformed churches are either streaming their Sunday services or they are recorded for viewing or listening to at a later date. A link to the churches that are offering this facility is https://urc.org.uk/latest-news/3385-coronavirus-worshipping-digitally.
In addition the BBC offer a number of religious broadcasts; most notable would be the television programme "Songs of Praise", also Radio 4 and a number of local radio stations also offer live streaming of religious services.
We hope that all of our congregation, members and friends remain safe during the coming weeks and offer the following prayer to you all:
Lord Jesus, In the midst of a storm, You said, ‘Peace be still.’ bid our anxious fears subside, sustain your church in faith, hope and love.
Bring our nation through this tumult. Grant wisdom to those with heavy responsibilities, and healing and hope to those who are infected.
Amen.
Quick Contacts
Office: 07925 573259 (Mon & Wed 9am to 12 - term time) email: solihullurc@gmail.com Minister: in vacancy Church Secretary: Gordon Justham (gordonjustham@talktalk.net) Tel: 01564 776229 Solihull URC 741 Warwick Road Solihull B91 3DG Visit us on Facebook or for or more information please contact us |
Quick Sunday Worship Information
You are welcome to join us every Sunday morning for worship at 10am. There are age appropriate activities provided during part of our service for children. We include communion in our service on the first Sunday of each month. Read more About Us For the hire of premises contacts please go here |
Due to the current coronavirus restrictions there are no planned events during May at Solihull United Reformed Church.