Events
Resourcing Mission Committee
Grant applications should be submitted by 27th February 2025
Resourcing Mission Committee
Grant applications should be submitted by 22nd October 2024
Paul Field Concert
There will be a concert at South Parade Methodist Church, Sutton Coldfield, B72 1QY on Saturday October 12th at 7.00pm by the wonderful singer/songwriter Paul Field.
He is celebrating his 70th birthday and the 50th anniversary of his first album release this year with a tour of Methodist churches across the UK, and we have been lucky enough to get a concert date in our circuit!
He is an internationally renowned musician, who has written musicals such as Burning Questions, Hopes and Dreams, Here and Now, and Cargo, and he has written for and collaborated with performers such as Cliff Richard, Elkie Brooks, Carrie Grant, Katie Melua, Paul Jones, Amy Grant, Gloria Gaynor, Rick Wakeman, and many more.
Tickets are £8 on the door or in advance from Amanda on 07890 645052 or by emailing : enquiries@sc-mc.org.uk
There will be a retiring collection for Adavu - a project helping modern slavery victims in the Midlands
Falcon Lodge Beaver Open Event
FALCON LODGE BEAVER OPEN EVENT
On Monday 17th June (6-7pm), 19th Falcon Lodge Scout Group is hosting a free Open Evening for young people (6-8yrs).
Join us for an evening of food, fire, fun, and find out more!
CAN YOU HELP? 💪
We can't do it without volunteers! Whatever time you can spare, whatever skills you can bring to the table. Find out about how you can get involved at our Open Event!
WANT TO COME? 👍
Please let us know that you're coming here: https://forms.gle/DRvzpqUyGbtuL9FT6
DETAILS:
📅 Monday 17th June 2024
⏰ 6-7pm
📍 Falcon Lodge Methodist Church, 86 Churchill Rd, The Royal Town of Sutton Coldfield, B75 7LB
Theatre Screening of a rap theatre piece called 'Can I Live?'
We are thrilled to be hosting a Complicite Theatre Screening of a rap theatre piece called 'Can I Live?' The piece explores the lack of black representation in the climate change movements (and other social justice movements). The screening will be followed by a live panel discussion with Fehinti Balogun (the actor and activist who developed and stars in the piece) alongside local artists, activists and theologians. This is a free event and you can book tickets here.