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Modern slavery can take many forms – victims may be forced into sexual exploitation, domestic servitude, county lines drug smuggling or labour on farms, construction sites, in nail bars, car washes or hospitality. It is present in every single community in the UK but often unseen.

Tribute to Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

Looking out into the autumn of 2022 and beyond we will do well to try to see clearly. Receiving the truth of the past as a stimulus to a just, equitable present, seeking a future with opportunity for all. 

Letter to a Trafficker began from a call to pray for an end to human trafficking.

Information on environmental events and details of Eco Church Gold Award for St Peter’s Maney

Richard Tucker’s book is a history of the partnership between Birmingham Diocese and the Anglican Church in Malawi.

The Church of England Birmingham takes seriously its commitment to robust safeguarding practices in all of the Church’s settings and works closely with West Midlands Police and Social Services...

This week in Canterbury and Birmingham, the Lambeth Conference of Bishops and the Commonwealth Games of Athletes between them encompass 165 countries and a population of 2.4 billion people.  Moving between the two world-wide gatherings gives a vivid picture of human potential in an awesome array of talent and endeavour, teamwork and mutual support. 

The Reader Exploration Evening is a chance to hear a little more and to ask questions, is intended for anyone wishing to explore more, either for this year or for a future year about Licensed Lay Ministry

CofEB is continuing its honourable tradition of leadership in tackling the global climate emergency.