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This week's reflection comes from the Archdeacon of Dudley. Despite COVID-19, 2021 will be a year of transformation for the diocese.
"Today’s feast of the Epiphany is to my mind one of the most wonderful highlights of the whole Christmas event." The Archdeacon of Worcester offers a reflection for Ephiphany.
This week's reflection comes from Mission Enabler Anne Batchelor. How might you show your love for our schools with small acts of kindness in the new year?
Discipleship and Lay Training Officer, Doug Chaplin, reflects on the importance of light in our Christmas celebrations. In the second week of Advent, he explores this image of light as a way of looking at our calling.
Diocesan Stewardship Officer, Alison Maddocks reflects on a different and potentially more meaningful Christmas in 2020.
Bishop Martin encourages the whole diocese to come together in prayer during Advent as we seek to grow as Kingdom People. www.cofe-worcester.org.uk/news/praying-together-through-advent.php
The Director of Ordinands & Vocation reflects on the second national lockdown and the importance of routine and rituals in our lives.
On Remembrance Day the Very Revd. Peter Atkinson, dean of Worcester reflects on the world 100 years ago and of the world today.
Bishop John reflects on returning to lockdown, the importance of public worship, and the need to trust God's love in dark times.
The Archdeacon of Dudley reflects on change, drawing on her personal experience of recently breaking her shoulder, and looking at how parishes follow up on the second round of open conversations.