Safeguarding Policy

In the Parish of Aston and Nechells we are committed to safeguarding children, young people and adults. We operate a parish safeguarding policy. You can find a copy of our policy here

In the event you need to contact someone from the parish or diocese about a safeguarding issue you can contact:

• Vicar: Revd Dr Fiona Gregson – 0121 679 2416
• Parish Safeguarding Officer: Rosemary Cripps – 0121 382 9263
• Diocesan Safeguarding Officer – 07342 993 844, stephh@cofebirmingham.com

If you have immediate concerns relating to the safety of any individual please report to the police by calling 999.
Other useful contacts for help can be found here

Welcome to the Parish of Aston and Nechells website

We hope you will find it easy to navigate around the website, but below are some useful links, which you can click on to gain quick access:

Our Sunday services take place at 10.30am at Aston Parish Church and 11am at St James but for more details click the following link: Sunday Services

For updates of interest to the parish click the following link: News

To read about some of the people in the Parish click the following:

• Clergy
• Churchwardens
• Readers
• Other key people

For questions about Life events click any of the following:

• Service of thanksgiving
• Baptism
• Weddings
• Renewing wedding vows
• Funerals

For info about activities at our three churches: Aston Parish Church, St James and St Matthew’s

To view prices of hiring the facilities at the three churches, click the following link Booking facilities

To look at some of the work we do within the parish click one of the following links:

• Foodbank – Food collections for those that need it most

Aston Heritage Weekend

The free Aston Heritage Day is on Sunday 8th September. There are more events on Monday 9th September and Sunday 15th September.

For details of the event on Sunday 15th please visit our upcoming events page.

Aston Parish Church War Memorial Project

Dr Ann Hartley has been undertaking a project to document not just the names but the lives of every person listed on the WW1 memorial plaque at the back of Aston Parish Church. She has had some success, but still needs your help.
Here’s a video we have put together with Dr Hartley to give a taste of her success and also her request for assistance.

Please do take a look at her work here

What I most appreciate about Aston is:

- “The love and care we have for each other between the three churches, the teaching and encouragement that we receive, that together we take part in joint services, shared meals and community events and that God is central to all that we do. Three different churches with one common set of values.” (Joan Perry, Reader)

- “Christians in this parish are great at encouraging each other, and at reaching out in creative ways to those outside our church boundaries.” (David Fletcher, Reader)

- “Synergy, three churches supporting each other and as a whole greater than the sum of the parts.” (Geoff Miller, PCC Lay Chair)

- “A group of people who live out God’s love and care for all, looking after each other and those in need outside of the church.” (Paul Lacey, Lee Abbey Community Member)

Privacy

We operate a data privacy policy in the Parish of Aston and Nechells. You can find a copy of our policy here