Video Library
We're already starting to see some of the really strong impacts of climate change. We see them in really hot temperatures, many many more natural disasters around the world... there's geopolitical uncertainty over energy and food security, and all of these things become really worrying at times. But I am really positive that actually, there's still lots to do. As it is Net Zero Week, we asked Lee Westcott, Net Zero Project Manager for the Diocese, to share his reflection. Lee says, "often it's about the small decisions as it is about the large decisions... everything we do as a group can have a positive impact". What decisions are you making for a positive impact?
"As Christians, we have always played a vital role in times of national challenge, and the climate challenge is no different" To watch the People's Emergency Briefing film trailer and find out how you can host your own screening, head to nebriefing.org/the-film
Doug Chaplin explores our understanding of God as Trinity with the help of children from Castlemorton C of E Primary school.
Paul Robert, a volunteer speaker at Christian Aid, shares some stories to inspire us into action.
“Ultimately, the story of being lost and found reminds us that God’s love is not earned but given, and that in Christ each of us can find our true home”
In this week's video reflection, Nikki Groarke, archdeacon of Dudley, talks about Renewal Churches and some of the fruit that they have been bearing recently.
"We remember that we are dust, and to dust we shall return" As we mark Earth Hour on 28 March and anticipate Earth Day in April, the Revd Dr Robin Parry invites us to reflect on what Genesis says about who we are.
In this year's Lent message, Bishop Hugh encourages us to consider using the 40 days to commit to a specific discipline which will help us to live life more fully with God and for God.
Bishop Hugh reflects on his second week as Bishop of Worcester.
As we prepare to welcome Bishop Hugh on Saturday, we hear from him and some of last year’s ordinands about what they love most about the diocese.
