St Bartholomew's Edgbaston is a growing Christian community listening to God's word, leading transformed lives in the power of the Spirit, and serving our local community.

St Bartholomew's Church, Edgbaston, also known as Edgbaston Old Church, is a parish church in the Church of England in Edgbaston, Birmingham.

Church Road Edgbaston Birmingham, B15 3TA, United Kingdom A main Sunday gathering, with a mix of modern and traditional songs, teaching for all ages and in different groups, time to share news with one another, and, most weeks, a celebration of Holy Communion.

Edgbaston Old Church is a warm and friendly Christian community that is diverse and growing. We value excellence in both traditional and modern styles of Anglican worship, and in the quality of our music and preaching.

The memorials, windows, and artefacts that can be seen in and around our church today reveal much about the history of this area of Birmingham, and the lives of the men and women who shaped our city.

Our church building is located on Church Road, Edgbaston. We're next door to Edgbaston Golf Club, and a short walk from the Vale Student Village. Our postcode is B15 3TA. There is on-road parking around the church building. The top of Wellington Road usually has spaces, and is a …

Saint Bartholomew's Church, located in Edgbaston, Birmingham, holds a prominent place in the area's cultural and religious history. Commonly referred to as Edgbaston Old Church, it is recognized as a Grade II listed building, signifying its historical and architectural importance.

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St Bartholomew's Edgbaston is a growing Christian community listening to God's word, leading transformed lives in the power of the Spirit, and serving our local community. As a church family, we’re passionate about encountering God together and being transformed by Him to serve one another, our friends and families, and the wider world.

There has been a church on the site of St. Bartholomew’s (Edgbaston Old Church) since the middle ages. In many ways, with its ancient lychgate, ancient yewtrees and manorial funereal memorials located in the side chapels it is a quintessential Anglican parish church.