There’s no age limit to being a member of Jesus’ church, so we do our best to centre children in all that we do. We love the noise, the mess, and being a vibrant church family made up of lots of different ages!
Whether you are looking for a Sunday home or fun mid-week toddler groups, you and your little ones are so welcome here.
Bethan Craner is our Children & Families Pastor.
✉️ Get in touch: If you have any questions about our kids' ministries, feel free to email Bethan at [bethan@ststephensredditch.com].
We do our best to centre children and families in all that we do on Sundays. There is no age limit to being a part of Jesus’ church!
Our whole church community gathers together for all-age worship and interactive prayers. Kids have total permission to own the space here—so come exactly as you are and feel at home!
Babies & Toddlers: We have designated soft spaces in the main church building for your littlest ones.
Reception to Year 6: On alternating weeks, kids head to their own age-appropriate groups for fun, tailored sessions during the sermon. On the other weeks, they stay in the main service with engaging activities built just for them.
A brilliant, interactive afternoon space featuring games, Bible study, and a welcoming environment to hang out and make great new friends.
A fun, interactive music group for little ones and their grown-ups. Enjoy singing, actions, stories, and playtime, while adults get space to chat over hot drinks and cake!
⏰ Time: 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM (During school term time)
🪙 Cost: £3 a week per family (Your first week is completely free!)
A unique Friday night space for kids to explore faith and community through music, craft activities, and games.
⏰ Time: Every Friday at 6:00 PM
🪙 Cost: 50p a week per child.
A creative, relaxed space to find out more about God through crafts, games, informal worship, and sharing food together.
⏰ When: The last Saturday of every month, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
🪙 Cost: Free to attend and open to everyone.
Conversations started back in March 2023 that place St Stephen’s Redditch at the centre of a regional strategy for renewal in the Anglican church. The rubber is hitting the road now and so beginning in autumn 2024 we’re going to experience some flux.
