Prayer
Unity, Prayer and Spirituality in Birmingham and Solihull
Following the example of Jesus who prayed in John 17 for his disciples "to be one so the world may believe", praying for unity is at the heart of sharing in God's mission.
This page celebrates the diversity of ways Christians pray together
Prayer meeting for racial equality and Christian unity
Since the ‘Black Lives Matter’ protests in the Spring, a group of Birmingham Christian leaders has been praying and talking…
End of an era for Cornerstone House
After almost 50 years, Cornerstone House, situated on the corner of Ethel Street and New Street, Birmingham, will cease to…
Developing leadership and championing prayer
Pastor Sarah Whittleston moved to Kingstanding ten years ago in order to join the leadership team at Kingstanding Elim Church….
Upcoming events
Useful Links
Regular United Prayer Events
Prayer in the way of Taizé
Every third Sunday, 6pm, at venues across the city.
Date are normally posted on our website.
Church Leaders’ Prayer Breakfasts
Every third Thursday, 8-9.40am, at Birmingham City Church, B1 2RQ.
Dates are normally posted on our website
House of Prayer
Go the website of the World Prayer Centre for information about their regular prayer events
Burn Birmingham: International united prayer movement
Every fourth Saturday, between 6-10pm, at St Martins in the Bullring, B5 5BB
24 Hour of Prayer #pray24brum
Held at a city centre church each in Birmingham in January as part of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity
Thy Kingdom Come
A global ecumenical movement praying for more people to become followers of Jesus Christ each year from Ascension to Pentecost.
Retreats
Manresa Link
Trains, encourages and supports those drawn to a ministry of prayer accompaniment rooted in the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola
Residential Silent Retreats
Retreats in the Ignatian tradition, led by Rev Rob Hingley and advertised on this website
For further information rob.hingley@btinternet.com
Resources
Seasonal resources to help you pray together across different Christian traditions
from Churches Together in Britain and Ireland