St Cecilia’s – interim v1.1

St Cecilia’s is a small, friendly church, located not far from the centre of Kidderminster. The church is a modern build architectural design with a wonderful vaulted roof.  There are excellent facilities with several spaces to use, including a large hallway, well equipped kitchen, and second meeting space. Everyone will receive a warm welcome at St Cecilia’s. 

Services:
There is a service at 9:45am every Sunday morning, welcoming people of all ages.  The worship is informal, with some traditional but mostly modern music. Of course, children are welcome and separate activities are provided for them.
Most of our services are around one hour long.
Services on the first and third Sundays each month are normally Holy Communion; the second Sunday finds us changing to a really relaxed Café Church style; the fourth Sunday is where you’ll find our more conventional Morning Worship service. We make enthusiastic use of the latest technology to support our worship, having in the last year or so installed large TV screens and a new sound system. There is no need for service books, as everything necessary is displayed on the screens.

• No – we are not perfect; everyone in this church is a work in progress.
• No – we do not care what you look like or where you come from; you are created by God who loves you, just like us.
• No – you don’t have to worry if you don’t know what the ‘rules’ are in a church; most of us don’t either! All we care about is getting to know Jesus more closely.
• No – we are not stuck in our ways; we are anxious to meet people where they are and we don’t expect you to change to be like us.
• No – we don’t just do church on a Sunday; we try to live our faith throughout every day of every week.
• No – we are not all old, but we are not all young either. So whatever age you are you will fit right in.
• No – we don’t think that we have all the answers. We believe that Jesus does.
• Yes – it is possible to have a fresh start no matter what you have done. Jesus forgives all who come to him and are genuinely sorry. He will always open the door if you knock on it.