Bishop of Birmingham responds to national historical adoption practice apology
18th June 2026Support, resources and prayers for those affected.
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Support, resources and prayers for those affected.
In the lead up to ordination services being held at Birmingham Cathedral on Saturday 20 June, some of those preparing to become priest or deacon share their stories of being called to serve.
The Bishop of Birmingham and Bishop of Aston have united with over 25 of the city’s faith leaders to issue a joint statement condemning racism and calling for peace across all communities.
People of all ages gathered at St James church, Shirley to explore the wildlife in the churchyard and learn about caring for creation.
How one Birmingham church is growing local leaders
Jennie Johnson, new West Midlands Racial Justice Initiative Director, shares about the importance of creating church spaces that are welcoming to all, and explains the role we all have to play in advancing racial justice.
St Mary’s Selly Oak is creating space for teenagers to belong, explore faith and grow in confidence through a new youth church community shaped by the Launchpad programme.
How two Birmingham churches that formed one new worshipping community are now seeing spiritual revitalisation and growth.
RECOGNISE is a national opportunity to thank, celebrate and recognise everyone who ministers to children, young people and their families, whether as volunteers or paid workers.
A new after-school worshipping community at St George’s Edgbaston is helping children and families grow in faith through creativity and prayer.