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News
Confirmations return to the Cathedral
Published: 24th May 202122 people from across Worcestershire and Dudley were confirmed by Bishop John in Worcester Cathedral yesterday, seven of the candidates were also baptised.Ă‚Â
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A Diocesan Prayer for Pentecost
Published: 23rd May 2021Watch our diocesan prayer for Pentecost, filmed across our six new deaneries.
Filling Dudley's streets with Friendliness
Published: 20th May 2021A new 'As One' campaign has launched in Dudley this week, which aims to fill the streets with friendliness. Banners are going up across the Borough.
Introduction to the Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer
Published: 17th May 2021The Eternal Wall of Answered prayer has planning permission to be built just outside Birmingham. Prayers will be represented by a million bricks in a never-ending wall.
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Repaired clock finds new home at St Peter, Cradley
Published: 17th May 2021A clock rescued from St Luke's Church in Cradley Heath before it was demolished has been installed at St Peter's Church in Cradley.
Called to Action: Holiday Travel
Published: 13th May 2021As we begin to think about holidays, this edition of Called to Action looks at how we can minimise our holiday footprint.
Praying for our schools
Published: 12th May 2021Every term, a group comes together on Zoom to pray for the schools across our diocese. Could you join them?
New Director of Education for the Diocese of Worcester
Published: 6th May 2021Tim Reid has been appointed as the new Director of Education for the Diocese of Worcester.
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Morogoro Sewing Academy: Microfinancing Partnership
Published: 4th May 2021Following a diocesan visit to Morogoro, this campaign aims to set up a microfinancing project in a sewing project to empower graduates to set up small businesses.
Called to Action: Rogation and No Mow May
Published: 29th April 2021May is a time of sowing and growing. Rogation is when we ask for God's blessing on our fields planted with crops. Find out what small steps you can take to help save our planet.
Thy Kingdom Come 2021
Published: 26th April 2021There are lots of ways to get involved in Thy Kingdom Come from Ascension Day to Pentecost this year, praying for more people to come to faith.
HRH Prince Philip - RIP
Published: 9th April 2021Our bishops and the Dean have offered tributes to the Duke of Edinburgh following the announcement of his death.
Diocesan Passion Play
Published: 1st April 2021A virtual Passion Play telling the story of Jesus' last few days by people from all over the diocese.
A Lent Reflection from Foluso Enwerem
Published: 28th March 2021A reflection from Foluso Enwerem, Assistant Curate at Top Church Dudley for the sixth week of Lent.
Chrism Eucharist 2021
Published: 28th March 2021Watch a live stream of the service form Worcester Cathedral on Monday 29 March at 11am.
A Lent Reflection from Phil Wade
Published: 21st March 2021Watch a reflection for the fifth week of Lent from Phil Wade, Worship Director at All Saints, Worcester
Called to Action: Journey with us to COP26
Published: 18th March 2021The latest Called to Action focusses on the start of the journey towards COP26 in November.
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A Lent Reflection from Clare Stockford
Published: 14th March 2021Watch a reflection for the fourth week of Lent from Clare Stockford, Churchwarden of St Cassian's Chaddesley Corbett.
Called to Action: Earth Hour
Published: 7th March 2021The latest edition of small steps to save the planet focusses on Earth Hour.
A Lent reflection from Andy Green
Published: 7th March 2021Watch a reflection for the third week of Lent from Andy Green.
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A statement from Bishop Martin
13th November 2024
A statement from Bishop Martin following the publication of the Makin report and the resignation of the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Revd Justin Welby....