All Saints Kings Heath

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    All Saints Parish Church

    Kings Heath


    All Saints is the Church of England (Anglican ) Parish Church of Kings Heath,
    BIRMINGHAM, B14 7RA

    It is located in the centre of Kings Heath, at the Junction of the A435, Alcester Road and the B4122, Vicarage Road.
    A to Z Page 106 square A1
    OS Sheet 139 SP073817

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    Vehicular entrance to all All Saints buildings is by a new access road to the left of the Medical Centre; parking is behind the old Church Hall.
    There is no direct pedestrian access across the site from the new carpark to the Church, except on Sundays
    from the carpark - go along the new access drive past the Medical Centre to Vicarage Road; turn left along Vicarage Road to the Village Square. Walk across the Village Square to the door. · There is at present no weekday parking on site for other than users of the health centre and church hall.

    Telephone Numbers:-
    Parish Priest: The Revd,. David Warbrick, 4 Vicarage Road, B14 7RA, 0121-444-0260, may be emailed using the form on the Contacts Page of this Site
    All Saints Centre - enquiries about bookings for the rooms in the Centre and the rear of the Church, contact the Bookings Secretary 07932 568885,
    who may also be emailed using the form on the Contacts Page of this Site

    Church Office, for  Church Bookings, and Parish Office Appointments: 0121-444-0760, Office open :10 - 12.30 Tues-Fri,

    The Church Office  and the Website Manager may be emailed using the forms on the Contacts Page of this Site

    The regular services can be seen at achurchnearyou.com
     

     

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    The 'Old' website is no longer being maintained. Its content is being moved to the new web site as needed, as I'm trying to avoid cluttering the new one  with out of date items. If you need to visit it , it can be found at http://www.allsaintskingsheath.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk

    Please inform me, via the form on the contacts page, of any material you need to have moved to the new site.

     

    John Parkin

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