Video Library
"Human dignity is the call of every Christian." Stephen Edwards, Vice-Dean of Worcester Cathedral offers a reflection on St Swithun and how, as Christians, we should honour the living as well as the dead.
This week our Stewardship & Resources Officer, Chris Boden, reflects on how we can be a welcoming church this summer. He reminds us that all fundraising events and activities are also missional opportunities.
Watch Sue Adeney's video reflection on Eco Church and the various events coming up over the next few weeks. It's great to see individuals and communities taking action to care for God's creation. Let's join Sue in prayer for the environment and continue to seek ways to be good stewards of the earth.
This week as we celebrate #VolunteersWeek, we wanted to share this video of James and Shane at Top Church Dudley showing off their new(ish!) communion table. Shane created this beautiful table using wood and materials from the old pews, making sure nothing was wasted when the church was reordered in 2019. The church are blessed to have someone like Shane give up his time and use his skills to serve the church in this way.
"Of all the great Christian festivals, I have to say I found Ascension Day the hardest and strangest to preach about!" Find out why in this week's video reflection from the Bishop of Dudley.
What is the difference bewteen vocation and a destiny or duty? A reflection from John Fitzmaurice, Director of Ordinands and Vocation.
The Holy Land, Hollwood and the King's Coronation - find out how the three are connected in this week's video reflection by Alison Maddocks, Dean of Smaller Churches.
An Easter message from the Bishop of Worcester, filmed whilst in the Holy Land. The Bishop reminds us that the Easter story always gives us hope in a difficult world. Happy Easter!
Paul Latham reflects on living well with failure in this week's Lent reflection. Paul runs Cradley Heath Community Link.
"Failure is in the eye of the beholder, and Jesus offers a radical and a generously different view." Jonathan Kimber offers a Lent reflection on failure.
