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The Birmingham Reader training programme, which prepares lay people for a ministry of teaching, mission and collaborative leadership as part of diverse church communities, has been praised following a Church of England review of the scheme.

A 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”

A selection of lent resources for individuals or groups.

I love being part of the family of CofE Birmingham for many reasons, one of the main ones being the quality of our clergy, lay ministers and worshipping communities who daily make God’s love visible in the most challenging of neighbourhoods.

The Church of England is now in the discernment phase of the Living in Love and Faith process, and we are all personally affected by the nature of the discussions.

The Routemap is a plan for how the Church of England can be net zero carbon by 2030.

Through the Thrive Together Birmingham team, Church of England Birmingham have been collaborating with voluntary, community and faith sector partners across the city and with Birmingham City Council to develop responses to the Cost of Living Crisis and in particular the response to rising energy costs.

Take a moment to join with Bishop Anne as she shares how we can have more than optimism but experience real hope in Jesus.

Do you know someone whom you might encourage to explore licensed lay ministry, also known as Reader ministry, or has someone come forward expressing an interest?

Saints Peter and Paul, Coleshill, has been an eco-church since long before the phrase was invented. It’s fund raising has recycled thousands of items and made thousands for the church.