Creating church community for a new generation
1st June 2026St Mary’s Selly Oak is creating space for teenagers to belong, explore faith and grow in confidence through a new youth church community shaped by the Launchpad programme.
News & Stories
“We all belong here together. It really is a family”
26th May 2026How two Birmingham churches that formed one new worshipping community are now seeing spiritual revitalisation and growth.
Nominate a 'Children, Young People and their Families minister' for RECOGNISE
19th May 2026RECOGNISE is a national opportunity to thank, celebrate and recognise everyone who ministers to children, young people and their families, whether as volunteers or paid workers.
Helping children explore faith through creativity and community
19th May 2026A new after-school worshipping community at St George’s Edgbaston is helping children and families grow in faith through creativity and prayer.
Birmingham-Malawi partnership celebrates 60 years
6th May 2026As Birmingham and Malawi Dioceses mark 60 years of partnership, Bishop Esther reflects on her recent visit and shares how churches in Birmingham can get involved.
Prayer for this week’s local elections
6th May 2026Join us in praying for God’s mercy on our city and region, as many in our communities head to the polls
Church of England Birmingham appoints new Director of Mission
6th May 2026Cris Rogers, Priest-in-Charge of All Hallows, Bow brings extensive missional experience to Church of England Birmingham.
Net-zero update: Q&A with Ben Smith
5th May 2026With several exciting national environmental initiatives and funding opportunities coming up, we speak to Ben Smith, our Net-Zero Carbon Project Manager to find out how churches can get involved.
Tribute to Bishop Walter Toro
5th May 2026Bishop Walter Toro, who died on the 17th April aged 58, was the first indigenous Bolivian bishop of the Diocese of Bolivia.
Bishops of Birmingham and Aston stand in solidarity with city’s Jewish community
30th April 2026In a joint letter to the city's Jewish leaders following yesterday’s terrorist attack, Bishop Michael and Bishop Esther share their concern and prayers for Birmingham’s Jewish community.