New Diocesan Secretary Andy Winmill will bring extensive strategic and missional experience to this crucial leadership role across the Church of England in Birmingham.
In May 2024, a small group of committed members at St Hilda’s Church, Warley Woods came together to form an Eco Group. At our very first meeting, we were encouraged to discover that we had already met the criteria for the Bronze Eco Church Award from A Rocha UK. The award framework offered us practical ideas and inspiration to build on our strengths and grow in areas where there was room for development. Just over a year later, we were delighted to be awarded the Silver Eco Church Award.
On All Saints' Day, Saturday, 1st November, people involved in various ministries throughout the Church of England Birmingham gathered at St. Barnabas in Erdington to celebrate, give thanks, and find encouragement.
Between 10-21 November, representatives of 190 countries will meet in Belem, Brazil, for the United Nations 30th conference of the Parties (COP30) on Climate Change.
St Patrick’s Primary School in Solihull has had a keen eye on ‘going green’, for a few years. Their sustainability work is school wide and gains the support of governors and parents, who all agree that this is the right way for the school to go.
The Bishop of Birmingham has written an open letter to the Rt Honourable Robert Jenrick MP regarding his comments about Handsworth.
Statement from the Bishops of Birmingham and Aston on the Appointment of Dame Sarah Mullally as Archbishop of Canterbury.
The Bishop of Birmingham is delighted to announce that the Rev'd Wayne Hamilton has accepted an invitation to become the new Chair of the Birmingham Racial Justice Board.
Access a suite of resources produced by CofEB that have been gathered together for ease of reference, including links to theological and liturigical resources, and a 40 day calendar of daily actions.
We believe God is calling us into deeper prayer for our city, our churches, and our communities. The Bishops’ Prayer Network will be made up of at least 24 (many more welcome) committed intercessors, people whose longing to see lives changed, justice restored, and the name of Jesus lifted high across Birmingham and beyond is expressed through prayer.
