We have a sister church at Maxstoke.

We are part of the Diocese of Birmingham...
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...and we are part of the
​national church...
...and we support these
​organisations.
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Church of Malawi
We are covenanted to Sacred Heart and St Teresa...
... and Coleshill United
​Church
We have a Church of England School...
...where we tell Bible stories
​most weeks through
We work with Woodlands School students
to offer a high quality
food and drink menu
on Thursday and
​Friday lunchtimes,
​competitively priced

A warm welcome from all of us at
Coleshill Parish Church

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Our church has been standing for Christ at the heart of this community in North Warwickshire for hundreds of years. Our aim as God's people in this place has always been to serve the Lord Jesus Christ, make his name and love known as widely as possible, and to serve the community in which God has placed us.
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God isn’t just for Sundays: neither is Coleshill Parish Church. Throughout the week we have activities for individuals, children, young people and families.

Find out by browsing our site or signing up to our Church News email by emailing your name to us at contact@coleshillparishchurch.org.uk.

To contact us, use any of the links, or, better still, drop in on any of the events here.

​Or any Sunday.

                                          Nick Parker - Vicar
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As you were for the next three weeks

Reordering work has been postponed so we are back in the church for the next three Sundays, both at 9am and 10.30am.


The company which was to do the work is restructuring, closing its Midlands office and laying off employees including the team due to undertake our work.

Wednesday 10am service and Place of Welcome will be at the Trust Room on Sumner Road

The popular Dickie Birds for parents, carers and their young children is still likely to move to Maxstoke village hall on Fridays from 9.30am-11am.

Clocking off

The western dial of the clock has been disconnected and the hands set at 12 to see if a bearing is failing. The other dials still tell the time.

The clock has had its annual service, a little more in depth this year to try to find the cause of the ad hoc 4.10 stoppage back in the summer.  

Clock engineers are preparing a report and quote for the work to be done.
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Bishop says Woodlands School's town centre cafe is brilliant

Woodlands School's Croft Community Cafe in church is "brilliant" says the Bishop of Birmingham.

After visiting the cafe, The Right Rev David Urquhart said it was a brilliant venture combining the skills and enthusiasm of the parish church and Woodlands School, with first-rate support from Aldi and Morrisons.

The cafe provides valuable work experience for pupils outside of school, where they get to experience all aspects of running a business, from purchasing and accounting to food preparation and customer service.

It's also a great opportunity to be part of a wider community by providing a meeting place with a warm welcome and delicious food and drink.

The cafe is open Thursdays and Fridays during term time and so is now closed until after Christmas.  It will open in the old market hall on Church Hill in January while the church is closed for 12 weeks for the next phase of reordering.

Safeguarding

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We want a safe environment here for the nurture and development of children, young people and adults, in order for them to feel valued and confident to ask for support and help.

We ensure that our policies and procedures uphold the importance of our responsibility to protect and safeguard their welfare. 

Our safeguarding contacts and policies are here
Coleshill church's postcode is B46 3AD          
​Longitude -1.704988121986, Latitude 52.4996682910245
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Xavier updated the site 10.44am Friday 17 December 2020