Join us every Friday from 9:30 to 11:00 am for a delightful weekly art and nature playgroup, specially designed for families with children aged 0-5 years. Supported by Arts Council England, this is a wonderful opportunity for little ones to explore their creativity and connect with nature in a fun, nurturing environment.

To learn more and reserve your place, simply click "more info" below. We look forward to seeing you there!

From spring through autumn, we invite volunteers to help tend the church front gardens on the first Saturday of each month, weather permitting. Whether you're an experienced gardener or just curious to give it a try, you’re warmly welcome to join us for all or part of a session! Some bring their own tools, while others use those we provide at the church—either way, your help makes a difference.

If you have any queries, please speak to Rob Eaton or Anne Harris. We'd love to see you there!

Our neighbouring church, St Mary’s, Bearwood, hosts a monthly Repair Café, usually on the first Saturday of the month. Their skilled repair team is ready to help fix any items you bring, saving the environment, one repair at a time!

St John's Harborne also have a Repair Cafe, usually every second and fourth Saturday in the month. Please do check each church's website before attending in case dates and times change.

This weekend, immerse yourself in the thought provoking works of local photographers displayed on one side of our church during services and concerts. View the photos before, after or during the intervals during the weekend's concerts, as well as before and after the Sunday services.

Quinton Community Choir celebrates its 20th anniversary this year! This vibrant choir has been a regular guest at The 3 Shires Festival over the past few years and audiences love the mix of pop, jazz, folk, trad. choral music and songs from around the world that the group performs. This special 20th anniversary concert will feature 20 songs which the choir have performed over the past two decades and a new song, specially composed for the 20th anniversary. We hope you can join them in this very special event!

Interval refreshments
Tickets £10 / £8 on the door

We look forward to welcoming you to an evening of beautiful music and please spread the information to anyone else who may be interested!

Everyone is welcome to our Sunday morning service, where we gather as a community to share in worship and fellowship. During the service, we celebrate Holy Communion, a sacred time when we come together to remember Jesus’ love and sacrifice. It’s a moment for reflection, gratitude, and connection, as we share bread and wine as a symbol of our faith.

After the service, you’re warmly invited to stay for refreshments - a chance to enjoy conversations and catch up with others in our church family.

Click "More Info" below to view the latest pew sheet and find out more about our upcoming services.

Come for a moment of peace and reflection at our church. Open every Sunday after the 10:30am service until 5:00 pm for private prayer. Whether you’re looking for a quiet space to meditate, reflect, seek solace or just want to have a look around, you are warmly welcomed to visit.

In the middle of our busy festival, why not pause and discover something truly different?

Taizé worship is a beautiful and accessible form of prayer that welcomes everyone, whatever your faith background or none. Through gently repetitive chants, candlelight, and extended moments of stillness, you are invited simply to breathe, rest, and be.

As part of the Three Shires Festival's spirit of community and togetherness, this special Service of Unity offers a rare opportunity to find peace, connection, and wonder.

All are warmly welcome.

Start off your week with a smile at CAMEO! (Come and Meet Each Other)

Join us for a friendly, lively gathering for those over 65 - filled with fun, food, friendship, and a variety of activities! CAMEO is a wonderful way to connect, relax, and enjoy a warm community atmosphere.

The cost is just £3, which includes refreshments and a light lunch. To learn more, simply get in touch at 07942 358094 or [email protected]. We’d love to welcome you!

Join us for Tuesday Morning Prayer

Everyone is warmly welcome to gather with us on Tuesdays in the choir vestry (please enter through the back door). We share in Morning Prayer from Common Worship and enjoy a relaxed time for open reflection and discussion on the day’s readings, along with extemporary prayer. It’s a lovely chance to connect, reflect, and support one another in faith.

Come for a moment of peace and reflection at our church, open every Tuesday and Wednesday from 9:30 am to 5:00 pm for private prayer. Whether you’re looking for a quiet space to meditate, reflect, seek solace or just want to have a look around, you are warmly welcomed to visit.

Join us for a peaceful midweek Holy Communion service. Held on most Wednesdays, though occasionally, a traditional service of Morning Prayer may be held instead. This peaceful gathering, using Common Worship, offers a time for reflection and spiritual renewal. Whether you're seeking a moment of calm or a deeper connection, you are welcome to join us.

Diane, our Curate, and Anglo-Catholic Missioner, Charlotte Gibson lead a Women’s Theology Group fortnightly during term time. The group meets in two friendly settings: on Thursday evenings at St George’s Vicarage, Edgbaston, and on Friday mornings at Evoke Café, Harborne High Street.

The group is open to anyone who identifies as a woman and is 18 years or over. It is ecumenical, welcoming women from a variety of church traditions across the local area. No preparation is needed, and the sessions are suitable for all levels of knowledge and experience. Each meeting stands alone, so you are very welcome to attend whenever you are able.

Together we explore women’s stories in the Bible, reflecting on how God reveals the good news through these stories—to the women in scripture and to ourselves today.

If you are interested in coming along or would like more information, please speak to Diane.

St Hilda’s is pleased to host the annual Churchwardens’ Admission Service for the Warley and Edgbaston Deanery. This important service marks the formal admission of churchwardens to their office and is a key part of the Church’s governance and ministry.

All churchwardens are required to attend an admission service each year in order to be legally admitted and take up their position. Churchwardens, alongside the parish priest, are generally responsible for the day-to-day functioning of a parish, helping to support the worship, mission, and ministry of the local church.

At St Hilda’s, Julie and Ian faithfully serve as our churchwardens. As volunteers, they generously give their time, skills, and gifts to enable the mission and ministry of our church and to support our parish community in countless ways.

We give thanks to God for Julie and Ian, and for all those serving as churchwardens across the deanery. Thanks be to God for their willingness to serve in this important role. We look forward to welcoming churchwardens, clergy, and members of the deanery community.

Diane, our Curate, and Anglo-Catholic Missioner, Charlotte Gibson lead a Women’s Theology Group fortnightly during term time. The group meets in two friendly settings: on Thursday evenings at St George’s Vicarage, Edgbaston, and on Friday mornings at Evoke Café, Harborne High Street.

The group is open to anyone who identifies as a woman and is 18 years or over. It is ecumenical, welcoming women from a variety of church traditions across the local area. No preparation is needed, and the sessions are suitable for all levels of knowledge and experience. Each meeting stands alone, so you are very welcome to attend whenever you are able.

Together we explore women’s stories in the Bible, reflecting on how God reveals the good news through these stories—to the women in scripture and to ourselves today.

If you are interested in coming along or would like more information, please speak to Diane.

Diane Ludwig studied at the University of Birmingham, gaining a BMus in Music before completing an MMus in Violin Performance at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. A trained Alexander Technique teacher, she now enjoys a lively teaching and performing career. This is her 2nd time at the festival.

John Lee & Ruimei Huang have performed regularly together, exploring repertoire for piano four hands and two pianos — from beloved works by Mozart, Grieg, and Rachmaninoff to lesser-known gems by Auric, Joubert, and Lane. Tonight they present a delightful selection with a dance theme.

Post-concert refreshments - donations welcome

We look forward to welcoming you to an evening of beautiful music and please spread the information to anyone else who may be interested!

Join us for Friendship Club on the second Friday of every month at 5.30pm. This is a warm and welcoming space open to everyone – whether you’re coming along for the first time or are a regular visitor. Enjoy an evening of food, friendly conversation, and community connection.

All are welcome to come and help give the church a well needed clean. Cleaning products and refreshments will be provided. You don’t have to stay the whole time, even an hour would be helpful. See Julie Batham for more information.

We are holding an open afternoon for the community to visit, share ideas, and explore how the former Scout Hut could be used to benefit the local community in the future. We'd love to see you there!

Join us this Sea Sunday to honour the courageous men and women who keep our world moving. Together, let’s pray, give thanks, and raise vital funds to support seafarers facing tough and often lonely conditions.

The next Fairtrade stall will be available after the service on 12 July. Pam sells food items including tea and coffee, gifts and cards. She accepts cash and card payments.

Supporting Fairtrade helps ensure that farmers and producers receive a fair price for their work, enabling them to improve their livelihoods and invest in their communities.

We invite all young people in school years 7-11 to our monthly youth group! Come along for an evening filled with food, creative activities, engaging conversations, and fun games. We meet in the hall where we explore what we think about the world together and enjoy each other’s company. All our leaders are DBS checked.

New faces are always welcome, so don’t hesitate to get in touch to learn more. We can’t wait to see you there!

"What a lovely start to a Friday morning”.

“Breathing Space” is a new monthly gathering offering a gentle space for contemplative, silent prayer. Rooted in an ancient Christian tradition, this practice invites us to become attentive to the loving presence of God within us and around us, offering moments of stillness and peace in our often noisy and distracted lives.

Each gathering will begin with a short, reflective reading, leading into around 20 minutes of shared silence. During this time, you may follow your breath or quietly recite a simple prayer word to help still the mind and open the heart. We will then finish with 5–10 minutes of relaxed conversation, sharing reflections on the practice if you wish.

Breathing Space is open to all who are seeking peace, and who long for a deeper connection with God and with others.

The gathering will be held in the vestry. Please enter the church through the back door in the car park. You don’t have to come every time, just come when you can. If you want to know more please speak to Fran.

The St Hilda’s rambler group meets on the 3rd Saturday of the month. If you’d like to join one of the walks please contact Churchwarden Julie Batham for more information.

This free concert is offered in partnership with the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire.

Light refreshments are available after each concert, and there is usually an opportunity to talk with the performer(s). The concerts are free, but donations for church funds are welcome.

For more information, please email [email protected].

We look forward to welcoming you to an evening of beautiful music and please spread the information to anyone else who may be interested!

Put on your gloves and join us for litter picking as we follow the parish boundary, helping to make our community cleaner and greener. Come along and make a difference! We'll be meeting outside the Abbey pub and heading up Abbey Road and then, depending how far we get on Abbey Road in the hour, along Barclay Road.

We have a limited number of litter pickers and high vis vests available, bring your own if you have them. Please bring gloves!

Everyone is invited to our informal service held on the second Sunday of each month! This is a wonderful opportunity for all ages to come together in a relaxed atmosphere, where we share in worship, music, and engaging activities. It's a time to connect with others, reflect, and celebrate our community.

After the service, you’re warmly invited to stay for refreshments - a wonderful chance to enjoy conversations and catch up with others in our church family.

Click "More Info" below to view the latest pew sheet and discover more about our upcoming services.

Join us for a special Bat Night as we celebrate International Bat Night! Spend a relaxed and enjoyable hour together in our church gardens, watching for bats as they emerge at dusk and learning more about these fascinating creatures.

There will be a bat-themed quiz, activities and refreshments.

As an Eco Church, we are keen to encourage and protect bats. Bats play a vital role in our local environment by helping to control insects and contributing to a healthy ecosystem. Our church grounds can provide valuable habitat for wildlife, and this event is a chance to discover how we can care for nature right on our doorstep.

Everyone is welcome – come along and see what takes flight after dark!

Join us for a special service of Choral Evensong on Sunday 4 October at 6.30pm.

The service will be sung by Andromeda, a vocal consort from the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, directed by Jessica Johnson, accompanied by their organist.

Choral Evensong offers a reflective and uplifting service of scripture, prayer and beautiful choral singing. Whether you are a regular worshipper, a lover of choral music, or simply curious, all are very welcome.