Would you like to be able to point at the new building and say.... 'I bought one of the bricks in that church!'

They cost £25 each. Of course people will say they're only 40p at B&Q! But really, this isn't about the price of a brick - it's about a fund raising idea to make possible a building that will really be for everyone in the community.

What about giving one as a special present for someone? (Handy hint though - If you're a man, a brick is not such a good idea for Valentine's Day or anniversaries). Besides that - pretty much all other occasions, a brick would would make a 'memorable' present.

You don't actually get the brick yourself - just the certificate of purchase to keep or give to someone.

A brick may not be the kind of present your grandchildren would ask for. (More likely a computer game!) But, investing in a brick on their behalf to make something happen for them and their community - that's a present that would last.If you are a succesful business person - would you consider buying more than one brick?

So, if you'd like to - you can purchase your brick in person at the church after services. (If you're paying by cheque - it should be made payable to 'St John and St James Church.')