I got married here, many years ago and on a rare visit to the UK I attend a Baptism am delighted to…read morereacquaint myself with Holy Trinity. It's an older church but very well maintained with off street parking and many choices for masses. Fr. Michael is currently the Parish Priest and and nicer, more Holy gentleman you'd probably never meet.

What can I say,but what a truly fantastic church! I belong to the COFE Originally and although I do…read morelove ''Traditional'' church, I really love it here at SCBC and come here now instead.SCBC is a very warm & welcoming friendly church,it has a congregation of around 500/600 people,is very lively with Contempory modern music played by the churches talented worship band,although we do also through in the odd traditional old hymn.The teaching here is also fantastic,its put across in an easy to understand manner and the services are also very visual as scbc uses DVD presentations a lot in the services.The words of the songs are on a large screen at the front of the church. SCBC is not a Sunday only church,there are plenty of activities and events going on during the week.If you Google Sutton Coldfield Baptist church it will come up with the church website that will tell you more about the church. We also run Christian course such as Alpha,Alpha Plus, & Christianity Explored...we regulary do Welcome Lunches after the morning service for people who are newcomers to the church.The services are 10.30 & 6.30.More people tend to come on the morning service but you do get quite a few on the evening service as well. Everybody is so friendly at this church & our pastor Donald who used to be the Youth Pastor here until the year 2000 is a really friendly & nice guy,as are all the staff here at scbc...so why not give this fantastic church a try..it doesn't matter what denomination you're from...all are welcome at this church....you'll be made to feel really welcome and at home the minute you come through the doors.I highly recommend scbc so do come along...its the best church out of all the Sutton Coldfield churches in my view....followed by Sutton Coldfield URC in Gracechurch centre and Duke Street Chapel in Duke Street & then Holy Trinity & St Peters if you like a ''Traditional Cofe church''...but do come and try SCBC i'm sure you'll love it here as much as I do.I love everything about it...the wonderful praise and worship,the teaching,the atmosphere,the warmth & friendliness...everything.

Lovely small but welcoming church,good teaching & worship! You will be made very welcome here &…read morethey have activities for children too,it's very family orientated..lovely atmosphere! If you are new to the area & looking for a small friendly place to worship I can recommend giving Erdington Elim church a try. Tuesdays at 10am there is Coffee Connection,a coffee morning! The Sunday service begins at 10.45 & there is usually coffee and refreshments afterwards.Service normally lasts about 1 hour 45 mins!

If you live in or near Erdington,sutton Coldfield,pype hayes,tyburn or walmley and are looking for…read morea warm welcoming Bible Believing caring small elim fellowship then look no further....Erdington Elim is the church.It can be found right next to Sorrel Park on the Tyburn Road.We enjoy lively Contempory modern worship with our church band,Good down to earth teaching.Children are well catered for as this is a very family orientated church and it has plenty of activities going on. You will find a very warm welcome here...it is a small but lively church and you are sure to feel at home right away...its also a very caring church with a pastor who genuingly cares about people,not just his congregation but everyone,whether or not they are church goers. I recommend you come & give Erdington Elim(EEPC)Pentecostal church a try...it is well worth it...our main service is 10.40 and there's a service at 6pm which tends to be a quieter service.

Aston Parish church (St. Peter and San Paul) is a superb Gothic cathedral with a wonderful Tudor…read morespire that can be seen for some points of the Aston area, including the M38 and even from the M6. This historic medieval construction is dated from 1480 and in 1990 it was necessary to repair the whole building that was in a very poor state. It's also a Grade II listed building. Inside, Aston Parish Church is a true masterpiece, with its tombs, windows, monuments and architecture that well represents several centuries of history and all importance of Aston to the Birmingham heritage. Its impressive Gothic structure is an invitation to have some minutes of contemplation and I think everyone should visit this church. If you want to know more about the history of Aston Parish church, there is an illustrated guide to be purchased in the website.

Seeing as this week seems to be all about the historical buildings, I suddenly remembered about the…read moreamazing St. Peter and Paul in Aston. For those of you that have ever driven into Birmingham from the M6, this is the impressive looking spire that you can see on the right hand side on the approach to the Aston Expressway. It's an amazing, Gothic construction - cathedral-sized (though not, technically, a cathedral) and containing some parts that date back to the 14th century. The stunning steeple was built in the 15th century. Inside is equally impressive, with stone arched porticos lining the central aisle and immense space in the high ceiling. Obviously, this is simply a review of this church as a building - I'm sure that as a parish church it also organises and hosts many worthy community activities and events, but I only have experience of snooping around this amazing structure.

I wouldn't recommend Emmanuel church to anyone...I visited it once but never ever again...don't…read morebother with this church...Sutton Coldfield has way better churches...the best been Sutton Coldfield Baptist church.