The Diocese of Worcester is involved in chaplaincy work in many industries, organisations and communities.
These include chaplaincies in schools, colleges, prisons, hospitals, industry, local government, the agricultural industry, to the police, and to people who are mentally disabled. The diocese also offers a Ministry of Deliverance.
These pages provide information about these specialist forms of ministry.
Representing and understanding the needs of ordained women across the Diocese.
Information about the network of retired clergy and bereaved clergy partners in the Diocese.
Help for those who feel they may be haunted, cursed or oppressed.
The Group champions and promotes environmental issues.
The Diocese is committed to the greater unity of Christ’s church and working together with other churches throughout the region.
Faith at Work is an Ecumenical Project of the Anglican, Methodist, United Reformed, Roman Catholic and Baptist churches in the county.
BCUIM is a team of chaplains, from a number of Christian churches, offering support to businesses and their employees through regular visits to workplaces in the Black Country.
The Chaplaincy for Agriculture and Rural Life (CARL) is a group of people (both ordained and lay) who are knowledgeable and concerned about rural issues and have an interest in working with farmers and other rural groups as an expression of their Christian witness.
Since the early nineteenth century there have been salaried Chaplains within the prison system.
Healthcare chaplains are found in every healthcare organisation
A description of the support available for chaplaincy in schools and colleges including the network for chaplains.
There are a number of opportunities to get involved in Interfaith Ministry in the Diocese.
