Video Library


Working as Children's Officer for the Diocese of Worcester

The post of diocesan Children’s Officer was sadly made redundant at the end of last month. Before Emma left, we caught up with her to discuss how churches can approach children’s and youth work. Find more support on the diocesan website and look out for more news on how we’re supporting churches in this important area of ministry through local children, youth and families’ workers.

Advent waiting - Jonathan Kimber (7 December 2022)

What can we learn from Beethoven during Advent? This week's video reflection comes from Jonathan Kimber..

Approaching Advent - Robert Jones - 24 November 2022

A reflection from Robert Jones, Archdeacon of Worcester, as we approach Advent.

Armistice Day - Bishop Martin - 11 November 2022

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them. A reflection for #ArmisticeDay from Bishop Martin, Bishop of Dudley.

Stephen Edwards 28 October 2022

"For Christians this season dismisses fear, and the unknown is transformed by the sure hope and confidence of the light of Christ which banishes all darkness." A reflection on Hallowe’en by Stephen Edwards, Vice-Dean of Worcester Cathedral.

A service to mark Black History Month in Bewdley

Last year St Anne's in Bewdley held a service for #BlackHistoryMonth, which celebrated, raised questions, hopefully lead people to consider Black History Month in a different way.

Heated Pew Cushions

In this video we find out about heated pew cushions at St James's Church, West Malvern, a great way to help keep the congregation warm!

Delving Deeper into Bewdley's Black History

If you'd like to find out more about the black history of Bewdley, you can watch a more in-depth video here.

A Walking Tour of Bewdley's Black History

In this video Jim Ineson and Suzy James tell us about the walking tour which steps into Bewdley's black history. The leaflet, put together by the Bewdley Anti-Racism Group, tells the story of the history of the town, demonstrating historical connections between the town and slavery whilst also celebrating its history of radicalism.

Bewdley Anti Racism Group

The Bewdley Anti-Racism Group was formed in 2020 to raise awareness of racism and other forms of injustice, to make Bewdley a more inclusive community that welcomes and values diversity. In this video, Suzy James tells us more about the group.