Words from our Minister, Revd. Sally Willett
On 14th September 2024, Revds. Sally and Andrew Willett became ministers of South Aston URC and five other churches, that make up the Walsall and West Birmingham pastorate. Sally is the main ministerial contact at South Aston.
They came from South East London where part of their role was to plant a church in West Thamesmead, which became West Thamesmead Community Church. They were also called to Birmingham by the Synod to become the Mission Development Officers in the West Midlands.
Church Mission growth and renewal are clearly a passion for Sally and Andrew. So, they soon encouraged South Aston to embark on the LyCiG (Leading your Church into Growth) programme to explore mission in their context. Along with Ann Tempest (who leads South Aston’s worship, Bible study and Prayer groups regularly) Sally and Andrew are currently exploring LyCiG’s first recommended focus, prayer. We have been delighted to see as we pray, God is beginning to reveal new opportunities, possibilities and a fresh vision and ways he may be leading us to serve God and the local community.
If you would like to know more, please do get in touch. You would be very welcome to pop in to worship on a Sunday or any of our week day activities.
Hoping to catch up with you sometime.
God bless.
Sally and Andrew
On 14th September 2024, Revds. Sally and Andrew Willett became ministers of South Aston URC and five other churches, that make up the Walsall and West Birmingham pastorate. Sally is the main ministerial contact at South Aston.
They came from South East London where part of their role was to plant a church in West Thamesmead, which became West Thamesmead Community Church. They were also called to Birmingham by the Synod to become the Mission Development Officers in the West Midlands.
Church Mission growth and renewal are clearly a passion for Sally and Andrew. So, they soon encouraged South Aston to embark on the LyCiG (Leading your Church into Growth) programme to explore mission in their context. Along with Ann Tempest (who leads South Aston’s worship, Bible study and Prayer groups regularly) Sally and Andrew are currently exploring LyCiG’s first recommended focus, prayer. We have been delighted to see as we pray, God is beginning to reveal new opportunities, possibilities and a fresh vision and ways he may be leading us to serve God and the local community.
If you would like to know more, please do get in touch. You would be very welcome to pop in to worship on a Sunday or any of our week day activities.
Hoping to catch up with you sometime.
God bless.
Sally and Andrew