Loving Black Country Families
Published: 22nd November 2017Ground-breaking project brings Black Country churches and charities together.
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Ground-breaking project brings Black Country churches and charities together.
The Diocese pledges its support to the Armed Forces community across the Midlands.
Lichfield diocese is the first nationally to be recognised as a dementia-friendly community.
A striking stained glass memorial window in Stoke-on-Trent is on display for all to see.
Christians across the Diocese are being urged to become organ donors as part of their giving.
The Dioceses of Lichfield and Sabah have formally renewed their partnership.
People come together to celebrate the good work of Near Neighbours in the Black Country.
We are all called. God has given each of us gifts to use for the life of the kingdom.
Any job can be a vocation, whether or not others think of it as something you are 'called' to do.
This month's appointments and departures
This month's appointments and departures
This month's appointments and departures
Often we have lots of vocations, things that we are called to be and do, and these change over time.
One of our Readers tells the story of her call to be a school teacher and a Reader
Spoken word and written flame
Appointments and Departures
Making a positive difference to the lives of people leaving prison.
Places of Welcome initiative now at 200 venues as new enabler appointed.
Bishop Michael speaks about common mission across the globe in a video address from Singapore.
Hundreds of people reflected on the nature of vocation at the annual Selwyn Lecture.
Sometimes responding to vocation means making changes
A survey in Lichfield Diocese shows getting involved in community life is key to discipleship.
From Penang to Shropshire.
Lichfield Diocese is at the heart of a new project fighting modern slavery.
Appointments and Departures
God's call is not always straightforward.
"... in Christ God was reconciling the world to himself, not counting their trespasses against them, and entrusting the message of reconciliation to us. So we are ambassadors for Christ, since God is making his appeal through us... "
Almost a third of new ordinands in Lichfield Diocese are young people.
The Revd Susan Myatt is licensed as Diocesan Advisor to the Deaf Church.
The Revd Zoe Heming becomes the Diocese's Enabling Church Advisor.