The Saltmine Theatre Production Company (based in Dudley) always provide an absolutely fantastic evening of entertainment for the whole family. If you saw them perform ‘The Three Musketeers’ at The Coton Centre in December, you’ll appreciate the well oiled production quality they provide.

They’re coming back soon to perform another favourite: ‘The Pilgrims Progress’. Set in the Industrial Revolution, this new play is a modern adaptation of John Bunyan’s classic novel. The Pilgrim’s Progress has been heralded as a literary masterpiece and is the world’s second most read book.

Follow Christian as he sets out on an adventure, but with challenges great and small along his path, will he ever reach the Heavenly City? This remarkable retelling brings this timeless story to life for a whole new generation of people.

Suitable for everyone aged 12+. Ideal for a family night out!

25th May 2012.

Update: please register your name and number of tickets you would like by sending an email to Dave Bailey at daveb@cotongreenchurch.com

This is a short video showing Ruth and Raines’s life in Brakpan as W.E.C missionaries.

Click here to view the embedded video.

Ruth and Raine are part of the W.E.C team serving in Brakpan, South Africa. They help build up and equip local churches through teaching and developing pastors and nurturing the Christians their, helping them to evangelize in their local areas. Also on a more practical level, the team run crèches in the local township helping train the crèche leaders.

For further details please visit Ruth and Raine’s website 

Starting in October we are running a three week free course on Money Management.
It will take place at the Coton Centre Comberford Road, Coton Green starting at 7:30pm

It will run on  Friday 21th, 28th October and 4th November. The course is lead by
Christians Against Poverty local representatives and is designed to support those
who need help with money management or debt issues.

If you would like to register on this course then simply fill in the form below
or alternatively contact Dave Bailey at the Coton Centre.

For more information on Christians Against Poverty why not visit their website.

Each session costs just £1 per child

The dates for Super Saturday’s are:

 11th February
10th March
12th May
9th June
14th July

The Club runs from 10 – 12 noon. For kids that attend, a registration form needs to filled in, signed by a parent or guardian, and handed in to The Coton Centre. To speak to someone about the Clubs, please contact:

Gary Coleman on (01827) 60789, phone 07972451518 or email garyc@cotongreenchurch.com

Please take a minute to look at our video:

Messy Church is NOT just another craft and activities club just for children! Messy Church is for the whole family and community– young & old alike, adults, children, teenagers, carers, grandparents, come as friends, families or partners, or come on your own, all are welcome.

If you think that church can be boring and irrelevant, then think again.

Messy Church is church with a difference. The emphasis of Messy Church is about learning about God in a fun and creative way, and about families enjoying quality time together. It is a church for families who find it hard to go to church on a Sunday, usually happens once every 4-6 weeks on a Saturday afternoon between 3-5pm.

Each month there are activities based around a particular theme, where people of all ages are encouraged to come and be involved, or just sit and relax with a cup of tea or coffee chatting to our team and making new friends following an hour or so of crafts and other activities then there is the celebration. Then there is food! There is a cheap and cheerful meal for everyone to enjoy time together before leaving. It doesn’t matter if you have been to church before or not, everyone is welcome at Messy Church.

• It is an all-age church where everyone will be valued equally.
• It provides an informal, relaxed environment for all-ages to explore and experience faith and worship through crafts, food and celebration.
• It describes each and every one of us as no one is perfect and each of us lead messy lives for many reasons.
• It invites us to come together, making things together, eating together and celebrating God together. All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Dates for Messy Church are:

17th March
26th May
23rd June

www.messychurch.org.uk

Multiply is a ten month training programme run by Coton Green Church in
association with Springdale College aimed towards anyone involved in Church
life. Our course for 2011/2012 is currently running.
If you would be interested in applying for further courses please fill in the form below.

Here’s a link to the college that created the course.

20th February is our next event happening  at Costa Ventura

Coton Green Church began this event on December 20th 2010 called cafechurch.

cafechurch is coffee with a conscience. It’s the fresh expression of community on the high street. It brings communities into the relaxed café atmosphere of Costa Coffee to deal with issues from a faith perspective.

At cafechurch you’ll tackle issues such as fair trade, the environment, stress, adoption, parenting, debt and divorce, together with quizzes, interviews, round table discussions, live music with great coffee and great chat!

The evening will contain all the usual elements such as quizzes, informal discussion

and a real life story from someone for whom this subject has been an issue.

Grab a coffee and come along.

Want more information, contact daveb@cotongreenchurch.com

If you are new to us, the deacons (clearly identified with a badge) are there to help and direct you to the right place at the right time.  If you need any help during your morning with us, please contact one of them.

Evenings:

We meet every evening – but we split up into smaller groups.  There is always a group meeting at the Coton Centre and the service begins at 6pm.  This is a much smaller and more informal gathering in comparrision to Sunday morning.

As well as this, we meet reguarly around the surrounding villages:

Bolehall – Ankermoor Court, a service for the residents.
Hurley Village Hall, as an outreach to that community.
Coleshill – Coton Green Church has had a witness in Coleshill for a number of years.
Coleshill - St Joseph’s home – a monthly ‘Song of Praise’ service for the residents.

ALL OF THE ABOVE MEET AT VARIOUS TIMES IN THE MONTH.  If you are interested in attending any of these evening meetings and would like more details of times and venues please contact us.

See you Sunday.