... in the centre of the village
Welcome to the parish church of St. James the Great in Cradley. The Village of Cradley is blessed with a splendid historic church situated in the heart of the village surounded by beautiful rural English countryside. Black and white timbered cottages vie with up to the minute eco friendly housing. The history of the church is a fascinating one, however, the life of the church today is focused on forward looking worship and remaining relevant to the village population of today ... while the active bell-ringing group ensure that the village is still able to enjoy the sound of the church bells. The church is open from 8.00 am – 5.00 pm in the winter and 8.00 am – 7.00 pm during the summer.
Why not support the work of the church and its maintenance by joining the Cradley Church 100 Club? Joining forms are now available.
During the first half of 2019 a significant programme of repairs was carried out at Cradley church, part of which was funded from a grant from the National churches Trust.
... fellowship in which to worship
In Cradley or Live-streamed
Sunday 23 February 2025 at 10:45 AMIn our neighbouring churches
... to bring the community together
Throughout the year the Church organises events to bring the village together and to celebrate milestones in the christian year.
Next event in Cradley
Next featured up-coming event in the Benefice / Deanery :
... Revd. Prebendary Robert Ward
The Revd. Prebendary Robert Ward's ministry covers the parishes of Mathon, Cradley and Storridge.
The Rectory, Rectory Lane, Cradley, Herefordshire, WR13 5LQ
01886 880438
robert.ward776@gmail.com
Cradley Church Parochial Church Council (PCC)
... via eNews, website and social media
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... in faith
Cradley PCC believe that everyone should do more to preserve and enhance the natural environment, treating it with wisdom and moderation. Many people in poorer parts of the world are adversely affected by climate change, mostly caused by industrialised Western nations: this has become a moral issue, and everyone needs to do everything they can to help.
Cradley Church members are exploring ways in which they and the wide community can make small changes to everyday life to contribute to a better and more sustainable environment, and are applying for an 'Eco Church' award.
... safe-guarding the environment