What will Easter bring?
Published: 7th March 2022An article for April editions of parish magazines from the Dean of Worcester, Peter Atkinson.
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Being on a journey of change
Published: 7th February 2022In this article for March edition of parish magazines, Nikki Groarke, Archdeacon and Diocesan Lead for Transformation and Change talks about the change journey and support for parishes as they become healthier and more sustainable.
Church Action on Poverty Sunday
Published: 10th January 2022Church Action on Poverty (CAP) Sunday takes place on the last Sunday before Lent each year. In 2022, it is on Sunday 27 February.Â
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Fairtrade Fortnight 2022
Published: 10th January 2022For two weeks each year at the end of February and start of March, thousands of individuals, companies and groups across the UK come together to share the stories of the people who grow our food and drinks, mine our gold and who grow the cotton in our clothes; people who are often exploited and underpaid.
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Looking forward to Lent
Published: 10th January 2022In a letter for the February editions of parish magazines, Bishop John looks ahead to Lent and his Lent Appeal.
Journeying with God in 2022
Published: 6th December 2021A letter for the January editions of parish magazines from Bishop Martin.
Children's Society: Good Childhood report 2021
Published: 5th November 2021This Christmas, many parishes will raise money for the Children's Society through their Christingle services. Earlier this year, the charity published it's annual Good Childhood Report.Â
At the heart of Christmas
Published: 5th November 2021An article for December's editions of parish magazines from the Archdeacon of Worcester, Robert Jones.
The Third Order of the Society of St Francis
Published: 12th October 2021The TSSF is a worldwide Anglican Franciscan Religious Order of men and women, lay or ordained, married or single, young and old, and of various ethnic and educational backgrounds.
100 years of the Poppy Appeal
Published: 12th October 2021This year marks the centenary of the first Poppy Appeal in 1921, following the founding of the British Legion on 15 May that year.
"For their tomorrow, we gave our today."
Published: 12th October 2021An article for November editions of parish magazines from the Dean of Worcester, Peter Atkinson:Â
Prisons Sunday
Published: 2nd September 2021Prisons’ Sunday is on 10 October in 2021.
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Support the Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer
Published: 2nd September 2021An article on a new crowdfunder appeal for the Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer for parish magazines.
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Education Sunday
Published: 6th August 2021Sunday 12 September is Education Sunday.
Bishop Martin's Pilgrimage of Prayer and Hope
Published: 6th August 2021An article for September editions of parish magazines from Bishop Martin.
Time off for good behaviour
Published: 2nd July 2021An article for August editions of parish magazines from Robert Jones, Archdeacon of Worcester.
Vocation - God's Call
Published: 6th June 2021An article for July editions of parish magazines from Bishop John.
Let’s Clap the Unheroes Too
Published: 8th July 2020An article from the Dean of Worcester, Peter Atkinson for parish magazines.
​Parish Buying launches hygiene, cleaning and PPE supplies
Published: 5th June 2020Parish Buying (the buying service set up by the Church of England and Church in Wales) have launched ranges of hygiene, cleaning and PPE supplies with preferential rates negotiated with national suppliers.
Called to action - for peat's sake!
Published: 5th June 2020The second in a series of tips from the Diocesan Climate Crisis Group with small steps you can take to help save the planet. This one looks at peat!
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Improving Wolverley Church Hall
23rd July 2024
Two members of the congregation at Wolverley Church have redecorated the outside of the Church Hall as a service to the local community. Sam Neale and his friend Maff spent around three months improving the building which had fallen into considerable disrepair....