Creating church community for a new generation
1st June 2026St Mary’s Selly Oak is creating space for teenagers to belong, explore faith and grow in confidence through a new youth church community shaped by the Launchpad programme.
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St Mary’s Selly Oak is creating space for teenagers to belong, explore faith and grow in confidence through a new youth church community shaped by the Launchpad programme.
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