St Paul's Church, Bordesley Green

St Paul's Church features a trapezoidal structure with a copper felt roof that symmetrically tapers from west to east in Birmingham's suburban area.

The church began as a mission from St Margaret's Church in 1911, with its first red brick building constructed in 1913 and consecrated in 1929.

The church holds a Breakfast Church service called 'Tea, Toast and Jesus' where members gather for worship while sharing a morning meal together.

The building operates as both a place of worship and a conference center, containing multiple meeting rooms and office spaces following its 1999 renovation.

Margaret Trehearne designed stained glass windows for the church, incorporating red and blue glass that creates light patterns throughout the interior space.

Location: Bordesley Green

Inception: 1969

GPS coordinates: 52.48030,-1.83269

Latest update: March 3, 2025 00:57