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COMPASSIONATE CONVERSATIONS, a session from The Black Country Mental Health Forum’s

The Black Country Mental Health Forum, who brought us together last November for the Sanctuary Conference, are taking information on anxiety and mental health out to the boroughs of the Black Country. Compassionate Conversations - Helping The Church Tackle Anxiety is a chance for Christians to explore how we can…

Together Celebration Service – 15.10.23

On Sunday 15th October, we are gathering Christians from across the Black Country to celebrate and worship God together and be inspired for the future.

200+ young people cry out to Jesus

Falling on their knees: 200+ young people joined together on Friday night for… a prayer meeting!

Together Festival 23 early bird tickets on sale now!

Early bird tickets for Together Festival are on sale now, offering a significant discount on entry to the event. Last year, tickets completely sold out so make sure you get yours now!

Wolverhampton Christian Creative recognised with national award

Josie Gamble has been successfully chosen as one of The Telegraph NatWest 100 Female Entrepreneurs to Watch, for the work she has done with the Christian Creative Directory (CCD) and the Christian Creative Network (CCN).

ROC Conversation at Molineux

On Thursday 10th November, 7-9pm, Redeeming Our Communities will be hosting a ROC Conversation for Wolverhampton at Molineux Stadium.

A Missing Generation

Our churches are facing a generational crisis. Join us on Monday 10th October to explore together how we can respond to the missing generation in our churches.

Together Festival 22 officially launches

Together Festival 22 is a multi-generational Christian festival to re-gather the Church of the Black Country, celebrate all that God is doing here, and imagine our future together.

In the spotlight…Eden, Whitmore Reans, Wolverhampton

Navi Aulkh had it all. A fantastic job, a wonderful family home and a vibrant church to call home. So when God told her to leave her job and move into one of the most deprived and dangerous areas in Wolverhampton, she had no idea what He had planned.

Next Gen Borough Hubs gather again

After months and months of meeting on Zoom, we’re happy to announce that our Next Gen Borough Hubs will be meeting in person again in September and October.

Gender Fluidity Conference

The Theology Network invite you to join with Christian leaders from across the Midlands at a two-day conference to explore the issue of gender fluidity with the help of two experts in this field.

Churches work together to tackle youth unemployment

In order to tackle the growing unemployment statistics amongst 16-24 year-olds, central government has invested £2 billion in an initiative called “Kickstart” and churches across the Diocese of Lichfield are taking full advantage of it.

“Do you get into trouble if you don’t go to church?” Answering real questions from real children.

Teaching RE to primary school children is not without its challenges and children’s workers in Dudley and Wolverhampton have been working together to help teachers communicate the Christian faith to their pupils.

Faith and cycling – a Holy Alliance

Cycling and Christianity isn’t often a combination that are mixed, but one man from Wolverhampton is working hard to challenge this preconception and prove that it can be a Holy Alliance that impacts the futures of the region’s most vulnerable young people.