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Organist Paul Carr plays a 45-minute programme of ...

You are invited to come along to sit with others in silent prayer, for ourselves and for our neighbours near and far.

A study day with Andrew Root, the Carrie Olson Baalson professor of youth and family ministry at Luther Seminary in St. Paul, Minnesota. During the day, Andrew will guide us through secularity in the west and understanding why ministry feels so hard. He will explore the present pace of western life, the ‘accelerated age,’ and how the church functions within it. He will explore the narratives of church decline, and where we might discover God within it.

This session will give governors, foundation governors and Ex-Officios/Bishop’s Representative an understanding of their responsibilities with regards to monitoring the impact of the effectiveness of the Christian vision within a church school.

Developing spirituality is a key part to helping children, young people and adults to flourish in all that they do in school. In this course we will look at where can spirituality be found in the curriculum, ideas for developing spirituality in the curriculum and beyond.

This is an invitation to a meeting, convened by Doug Chaplin, about forming a book club (or if you prefer more academic framing, a seminar) to read and reflect on Alister McGrath’s new book, Christian Apologetics: An Introduction (Wiley Blackwell, 2023).

In a time of global environmental destruction and catastrophic climate changes, humankind is on course to destroy life as we know it on this planet, and the signs are that too little is happening to change this course.

You are invited to come along to sit with others in silent prayer, for ourselves and for our neighbours near and far.

An in-person evening retreat with music, art and silence.

This course is aimed at RE Subject Leaders and teachers who are already using the UC materials within school and who would like to further develop the key messages of Understanding Christianity and a chance to discuss best practice with other leaders using the resource.

Many lay ministers in the diocese (LLMs, ALMs and Eucharistic Ministers) are involved in taking the already consecrated Sacrament to people who are sick or housebound. Some times this is in the person’s own home, sometimes in residential care homes. This workshop is an opportunity to look at the liturgy we use, and the different practical issues that crop up in different contexts. It is an opportunity to share good practice, ask questions and reflect on how we do it, and whether we can do it better.

Worcester Diocese MU annual Wave of Prayer from 12...

This term we are exploring the spirituality of classic prayers, and how they might help us pray today. In the last of this series, Bishop Martin will explore one of the classic prayers of the Book of Common Prayer, the General Thanksgiving.

An online workshop to take you through the registration process for Eco church.

An in-person evening retreat with music, art and silence.

Members of the Diocesan Climate Crisis group are offering a chance for people across the Diocese to join a Lent group on Climate Justice and Discipleship which is being produced for the Diocese of London.

This course is designed to help create an environmental friendly culture within school and support school leaders in understanding how to move their buildings towards zero carbon emissions. In addition this course will seek to identify how environmental issues can be woven into the school curriculum.

A lunchtime session to discover the benefits to giving to your church through the Parish Giving Scheme.

In a time of global environmental destruction and catastrophic climate changes, humankind is on course to destroy life as we know it on this planet, and the signs are that too little is happening to change this course.

Have your say on Malvern Priory's development plans

Have your say on Malvern Priory's development plans

Have your say on Malvern Priory's development plans

You are invited to come along to sit with others in silent prayer, for ourselves and for our neighbours near and far.

The Bible is a significant resources for ministry, and growing in familiarity with it strengthens our understanding of ministry, our ability to minister, and the ways in which we can be supported and challenged by listening to God.

Have your say on Malvern Priory's development plans

The Bible is a significant resource for ministry, and growing in familiarity with it strengthens our understanding of ministry, our ability to minister, and the ways in which we can be supported and challenged by listening to God.

In the second part of this course we look at practical ways in which Church and School can build effective relationship and work together. We will embed the principals of the 5 Marks of Mission and look at case-studies to support a growing understanding. We will also look at incentives for effective collaboration such as the Diocesan Church and School Partnership Award.

Have your say on Malvern Priory's development plans

Have your say on Malvern Priory's development plans

Members of the Diocesan Climate Crisis group are offering a chance for people across the Diocese to join a Lent group on Climate Justice and Discipleship which is being produced for the Diocese of London.