Late News Just InAs a part of the Bromsgrove Festival the Ochestra of St John's Church is leading a concert in the church Sunday, 21st July 2024 at 7.30pmTickets £10, free for under-16swill be available Decanter Spirit (49 High Street, Bromsgrove) or on the doorWeb editor knthom303@gmail.com
July 20th from 1100 to 3.00pmThank you everyone! A special message from The Friends of St John What a marvellous day in St John's for our Summer Open Day, wonderful to see so much happening in the church and so many people visiting to enjoy and support what was on offer. THANK YOU each and everyone one who spent their day with us. Your support is hugely appreciated. It really was so uplifting to see the church buzzing with activities and energy. And to top it off the day has added over £1000 to the Spire Appeal!! WOW! That really is a wonderful achievement and a reflection of all the hard work, and the love and joy which you each brought to our beautiful heritage building today - thank you!Jo. ———————- Heritage Crafts and SkillsVisit St John’s on Saturday 20th July for a Summer Open Day in Bromsgrove’s oldest, landmark building.The Friends of St John’s, in partnership with Avoncroft Museum, will be celebrating the rich heritage found both in the church building and around Bromsgrove. Come and enjoy a full day of fun and inspiring crafts, alongside firm favourites!The Summer Open Day will include* Tower Open - ring the bells, enjoy views from the top (times to be confirmed. subject to weather conditions)* Inspiring Craft - join Wendi for a make and take session* Timber Houses - learn about, and help to build, a timber house with the team from Avoncroft Museum.* Meet the Historian - chat to Simon Henderson and learn some church secrets* Play the Organ - have a go and take a look inside* Hunt for keys - where has the vicar put them!* Meet The Bromsgrove Society - chat about local history* View the Exhibition - church paintings and imagery on show* Refreshments available throughout the dayWe look forward to seeing you – feel free to come and explore the church and get a birds eye view of the town from the top of the tower.
