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Video Library


David Hoskin 29 June 2022

A month from now, the eyes of the Commonwealth will be on Birmingham and the West Midlands as the Commonwealth Games begins. A reflection from David Hoskin, Area Dean of Greater Dudley Deanery, who is part of the Commonwealth Collective - one of 13,000 volunteers. It's widely recognised that it is the volunteers who will make the Games the event that it will be. And it's very similar in the life of the church.

Stephen Edwards 22 June 2022

After months of festivals and solemn seasons, we get a sense of returning to normal. The Church calls this season "Ordinary Time". But as Stephen Edwards reflects on in this week's video - no time is ordinary in God's time!

Sue Adeney 15 June 2022

How do you travel to church? Could there be a more eco-friendly option? This week's reflection comes from Sue Adeney, a diocesan Eco Church champion.

John Fitzmaurice 8 June 2022

This week's video reflection comes from Director of Ordinands and Vocation, John Fitzmaurice. Please pray for all those who minister in God’s name, particularly those being ordained in the next few weeks.

Diane Cooksey 1 June 2022

Area Dean (Worcester Deanery) Diane Cooksey gives a short reflection for the Queen's Jubilee and Pentecost.

Transforming Communities at St Wulstans

Sarah Northall talks about how the church has engaged with its local community.

Ascension Day - Bishop Martin (26 May 2022)

A reflection for Ascension Day from the Bishop of Dudley.

David Morris - Rogation, 18 May 2022

In this week's video reflection, David Morris looks back at the Chaplaincy for Agriculture and Rural Life's Rogation service, explaining what Rogation is and encouraging us all to go out into God's creation to pray!

Meet our Mission Accompaniers

Some of our new Mission Accompaniers tell us why they're excited about their new role and how they hope to help our churches become healthy and sustainable.

The Community Link, Cradley Heath

The Community Link is based in two shops on Cradley Heath High Street. Church members operate a café and foodbank there and invite people in to chat, sharing the love of Jesus and helping to transform their community.