Co-ordinators, administrators, project managers – call them what you will, they are the grease to the wheels of this critically important ministry and often its unsung heroes.
When Priory PCC member Richard Philips added a legacy in his Will to benefit the church, he wanted to make sure it looked to the future
The deadline for the 2025 Order of St Ethelbert Award nominations has been extended
Volunteers at The Hub at St Peter’s Church in Peterchurch, Herefordshire celebrated receiving the King’s Award for Voluntary Service earlier this week with a special ceremony and tea party.
The Golden Valley Pilgrimage Route has been recognised as Herefordshire's unsung hero at this week’s Visit Herefordshire Tourism Awards. The pilgrimage route received the honour during the annual awards night that showcased the best of the county's thriving tourism industry.
Join the Support for Ukraine Project team, the Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain and others for an evening of remembrance and prayer on the 3rd anniversary of the start of the war in Ukraine at St Peter’s church in Hereford, on Monday, 24th February at 7:30pm
The West Midlands Regional Racial Justice Board is pleased to announce the appointment of The Revd. Canon Douglas Machiridza and The Revd. Dr. Sarah Hayes as the new interim Co-Directors of the West Midlands Racial Justice Initiative.
The Parochial Church Council of Nash and Boraston has received financial support from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to repair St John the Baptist Church, Nash. The money will help complete work on the 13th-century tower, 16th-century spire and the south nave roof. Thanks to National Lottery players, the project aims to remove St John the Baptist Church from the Heritage at Risk Register and secure its long-term future as a place of worship and as a welcoming space for local people and visitors.
Our choirs and bell-ringers are pulling the community into the heart of worship and taking church on the road.
As Halloween dominates this time of year for so many families, what deeper significance and spiritual comfort can we find in traditions old and new?
