Marking Black History Month
October is Black History month. This is being marked by two of our churches in completely different ways. Read about what Bewdley and Kidderminster East have been doing.
At this year’s Church Tent, visitors to the Three Counties Show can enjoy a fresh cup of tea or coffee on the showground along with a bacon butty, panini or…
The stage outside the church tent will be buzzing throughout the weekend, with performances from our church schools, a local choir and the Worcester Ukulele Club Band.

This year’s families’ area will be reflecting on the environment and how we care for God’s creation. There will be a chance to make some free crafts to take home with you or take time out to offer a prayer.
Sam Setchell, part of the planning team for the show, said: “The Church tent is a great place to take a break while visiting the show. While the children are entertained you can sit and enjoy a cup of coffee or fairtrade tea and a slice of home-made cake or a freshly made panini. There will be a range of books and other pocket-money gifts to browse as well as the opportunity to say a quiet prayer or talk to one of our chaplains.”
The Church Tent will be located on the corner of Avenue C and Row 3 at this year’s Three Counties Show. Bacon sandwiches will be served all day, along with filled paninis at lunchtime and home-made cake/ afternoon tea. There will also be worship each day at 8am and 4.45pm.