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- 06/24/2016 - Last moments of innocence
- 01/27/2016 - Fear not
- 10/06/2015 - Be reconciled...
- 04/23/2015 - How the cross brings us together
- 04/20/2015 - What is LOVE anyway?
- 01/03/2015 - Why should I come to Brickworks church?
- 01/03/2015 - Avoiding the Christmas myth
- 12/10/2014 - "If I lose my health I've got nothing left": the danger of relying on your health - and the alternative.
- 09/11/2014 - Not just for Christians: we're aiming to build community for everyone.
- 09/11/2014 - Walking alongside: when times get hard, you need someone to be there.
- 09/11/2014 - Why "The Rufford Brick"?
- 09/11/2014 - From the inside out: the best way to be true to yourself is to live for others
SAFEGUARDING
We take the protection and safety of children and vulnerable adults very seriously. All Volunteers in the church who work directly with children, youth or vulnerable adults are checked with the national Disclosure and Barring Service. If you have any concerns about safeguarding and would like to talk to someone, here are some useful phone numbers...
Brickworks Pastor, Fred Swartz - 07745 301136
Brickworks Women's Ministry, Lacey Swartz - 07470 060211
Brickworks Safeguarding Lead, Ruth Garratt - 01384 824611
Parish Vicar, Simon Falshaw - 01384 423142
Parish Curate, Jon Evans - 07584 919697
Parish Safeguarding Officer, Gloria Burrows - 01384 894948
Diocesan Safeguarding Officer, Hilary Higton - 07495 060869
Childline - 0800 1111
Age Concern UK - 0800 678 1602
Dudley Social Care - 0300 555 0055 (out of hours 0300 555 8574)
Non-urgent Police Enquiries - 101
Emergency Calls - 999
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Mailing Address:
28 Shepherds Brook Rd
Stourbridge, DY9 7DX
Phone: 07745 301136
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facebook.com/rufford.brickworks
Or contact us by email here
church@brickworks.org.uk
Brickworks Church is an outreach from Christ Church Lye (the one with the WWI soldier statue in front).