Back by popular demand.
Toastie Pat's coffee mornings are legendary at the Church of the Good Shepherd.
All are welcome to join us any Friday during the school term between 10am and 12. Bring some cash for a toastie but drinks, nattering, fun, laughter - even serious stuff if required, are all free.

We have met almost every Saturday morning since April 2016 and have experienced some incredible times as we have prayed and worshipped together. It is a growing group but there is still space for anyone who wants to join us, and you would be very welcome as we worship God, push into his presence, bring before him the needs of our communities and pray for the Holy Spirit to come and heal our land.

This is a friendly club for the over-50s that meets every two weeks in the Good Shepherd. There are a variety of activities including quizzes, a beetle drive, card-making, sing-a-long, games, bowls, and we have even tried tennis! Just £2 (plus an extra £1 if you want to join in the raffle) guarantees a cuppa and a biscuit (sometimes cake), chance for some light-hearted nattering and good humour, and an opportunity to socialise with others in the community. We would love you to come along and try us out.

Are you curious? Are you exploring faith? Have you committed to Jesus but don't understand what happens next? Do you have questions about being a Christian?
Then you might be interested in the Alpha Course.
A series of sessions held over 10 weeks during the Autumn aims to cover the basic beliefs of the Christian faith. Each week, following a meal together, a short film with interviews and stories is used to introduce the theme, prompting discussion and personal testimony. It is a relaxed and low-key evening that offers the opportunity to explore more about the Christian faith and ask life's big questions.
For more information or to book a place please contact the parish office on 01902 782226 (email: [email protected])

We are proud to be the hosts and registered address for Wulfruna Land & Water Lifesavers.

Wulfruna Lifesavers are Wolverhampton's voluntary Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) and a registered Charitable Incorporated Organisation (No. 1188656).

The objects for which the CIO is established is to further the saving of lives, whether by prevention or rescue, for the public benefit, in particular, but not exclusively:
1. By promoting water safety practices in all aspects of water activities.
2. By providing a voluntary lifeguard service to the community and public at large
3. By providing voluntary community first response to the community and public at large
4. By providing aquatic lifesaving and search and rescue qualifications
5. By providing education and training in water safety, rescue, lifesaving, coaching, resuscitation, and first aid
6. By providing lifesaving safety awareness and prevention of drowning guidance and information.

Wulfruna Lifesavers run regular lifesaving classes at WV Active Central Baths every Tuesday evening 20:30 - 21:30 for those aged 12+.

For further information visit Wulfruna's website or email [email protected]

Come and join us for this family friendly service that also raises funds for The Children's Society.

Come and sing traditional Christmas Carols at our joint service with St James Church Fordhouses.