Church of England National Redress Scheme
21st June 2023An update from the Church of England
News & Stories
Funding boost for St Agatha’s church, Sparkbrook
26th April 2023A £25,000 National Churches Trust Grant will help to pay for much needed community facilities for St Agatha, Sparkbrook
Young people braving the cold to raise money for Street Children
25th April 2023In January, two youth groups from Selly Park and Moseley joined together to face the cold and raise money for other children who have no choice but to sleep on the streets.
Living in Love and Faith
19th January 2023A pastoral letter from Bishop Anne to accompany the publication of 'A response from the Bishops of the Church of England about identity, sexuality, relationships and marriage'
Past Cases Review 2
4th October 2022Information on Past Cases Review 2, which is being carried out by every Diocese in the Church of England.
The Bishop's Comment: Compassion in the City
4th April 2022As Christians this month approach the solemn days of Passion and Holy Week we will reflect on the example of loving service in Jesus Christ crowned with thorns on his Way, via the Cross of sacrifice, to putting on the crown of everlasting life.
Playing your part in the Commonwealth Games
14th February 2022The Birmingham 2022 Games Churches Together Group is pleased to share ways that your church and community can join in with supporting and enjoying the Games taking place.
Commonwealth Games: The Queen's Baton relay
13th January 2022Discover the journey of the Baton across the Commonwealth, its history and how to become, or nominate, a Baton bearer in the UK.
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Living in Love & Faith Course
8th December 2021The intention of Living in Love and Faith is not to change anyone's existing position but to offer a space to prayerfully listen to, hear and try to understand stories and perspectives different from our own.
The Bishop's Comment: Work in Progress
8th December 2021The Christian season of Advent has begun in many places with an act of worship 'From Darkness to Light'. This recognises the dilemmas of human journeys with their sorrows and joys, fears and encouragements, struggles and reliefs.
