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Address
Birmingham
West Midlands
Built
1857

Sources: Wikipedia, Wikidata Q19654927

Before visiting St Edward's Church, Hockley

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We do not have confirmed information here about step-free access, accessible toilets, hearing support or supervised children’s groups. If these matter for your visit, ask the church about the specific service you plan to attend.

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About St Edward's Church, Hockley

St Edward's Church, Hockley, is in Birmingham in the West Midlands. It formerly served as an Anglican parish church, but later became united with other local churches and no longer retained independent parish status.

The building dates from 1857 and was originally a place of Presbyterian worship. Its opening service took place on 19 June that year and involved the London minister James Hamilton. In 1896, St Stephen the Martyr’s parish in Newtown Row purchased the property for mission use. It received consecration for Anglican services two years afterwards. A distinct parish was established in 1899 by transferring territory from St Stephen the Martyr’s and St Matthias’ in Farm Street. The parish was combined with St Nicolas’ in Hockley during 1942, before a subsequent union with St George in the Fields.

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