This resource is born of personal experience. My dad died in 2018 and he was diagnosed with dementia ten years earlier. He’d been a solicitor in Birmingham and spent his working life making incisive, head-level connections. The journey of the last decade of his life was a journey from head to heart.
A Wolverhampton church that draws together multiple communities will develop its journey of discipleship and mission and be able to foster its intercultural activities.
A letter to clergy and lay ministers in our diocese following this morning's College of Bishops' response to Living in Love & Faith.
9th January 2023
The Bishop of Wolverhampton, the Rt Revd Clive Gregory, has announced that he is to step down.
The Difference course, designed and produced by Archbishop Justin Welby’s reconciliation team, is made up of five sessions exploring the power of faith to transform our relationships and heal division.
The enchanting story of the Wise Men visiting the infant Jesus has a sting in its tail. Archdeacon Paul Thomas has been thinking about what this means as we mark the change of year and how the tale of Epiphany is so relevant today.
The Bishop of Lichfield, in his Christmas message, implores people of faith and goodwill to give a warm welcome to all who need it.
The Stoke-on-Trent church - dubbed 'The Potter's Cathedral' - has received a grant for urgent stonework repairs.
The Revd Dr Rob Munro will be invited to become as assistant bishop in Lichfield Diocese.
It's harder to receive than to give? Revd Chris Precious has experience in his Shropshire parishes.
Over 100 people gathered at Telford Minster for the first post-covid Shropshire Churches Conference.
Dr Anthony Verduyn is the new Chancellor of the Diocese of Lichfield.
The Very Revd Adrian Dorber will step down from Lichfield Cathedral on 31 March.
The Revd Paul Thomas will minister across the West Midlands and south west of England to Traditional Catholic parishes.
There's no time like the present, according to Bishop Clive in his bishops' letter for December
Revd Chris Lane shares an insight into the most recent part of his journey around Walsall
Was the Queen misguided? Revd Zoe Hemmings on having her own prejudice challenged by a good friend.
The Rt Hon Lord Paul Boateng urged Christians to fight racial justice as part of the “imperative to act” as followers of Jesus Christ.
A fire station and a parish church in Lichfield have combined to create a warm space for local people as winter approaches.
Fifty churchyard volunteers gathered in Doxey for this year’s Churchyard Award Scheme’s celebration event. There were representatives from many of the 44 churches who participated in the scheme this year, as well as a team of 13 volunteer judges.
Bishop Sarah recently experienced moments where the world seemed to stand still despite being in the middle of cosmopolitan chaos, hearing about the risks some take to engage in building peace and reconciliation.
Bishops from the diocese join with other church leaders at a special summit.
5th October 2022
The diocese has taken part in the most extensive review of safeguarding records ever by the Church of England.
‘Remember those who are in prison, as though you were in prison with them’, the author of the Letter to the Hebrews wrote.
Lichfield Cathedral will host the landmark event to which all are welcome on 18 November.
It's the month of new beginnings - new school and university terms. We usually think it's for the young, not those approaching retirement. Revd Charmaine Host asks us to think again.
The Bishop of Lichfield has appointed the Revd Treena Larkin as his new chaplain.
People streamed to Lichfield Cathedral to hear the proclamation of King Charles III
