Video Library
What brings you joy at Christmas? Rebecca Elliott, Dean of Women's Ministry and Vicar of the Benefice of Malvern Holy Trinity and St James, reflects on what brings her joy. #thejoyofchristmas
The Archdeacon of Dudley reflects on what brings her joy at Christmas.
Paul Latham offers a reflection for National Grief Awareness Week.
In a world full of noise and division, what story are we telling? Today we celebrate Christ the King, and in this video Paul Lawlor invites us to shift our perspective from fear and frustration to a story rooted in love and compassion. We’re called to love God, love our neighbour, and even love ourselves, no matter our differences. Let’s be stirred up, not to anger, but to good works and grace.
Claire Cox offers a reflection for November - a season of remembrance.
In this heartfelt message, The Revd. Jacqueline Shalloe, vicar in Kidderminster East and co-chair of the Worcester Racial Justice Forum, reflects on the strength, resilience, and legacy of Black communities, and the importance of standing together in power and pride. This Black History Month, let’s celebrate the contributions that have shaped our society, honour the courage of those who came before us, and commit to building bridges across difference.
As churches prepare for harvest services, Robyn Rooney, our Diocesan Stewardship Officer, offers a reflection on God’s abundant generosity. Harvest is a time to pause, give thanks, and respond. Whether it’s a tin for the food bank or a gift towards mission, every small act matters. Like stars in the sky, our generosity shines brightest when we come together. Every little truly helps.
International Dog Day is a moment to honour the loyalty, companionship, and unconditional love that dogs so freely give, and to reflect on the responsibility we have to care for them in return. In this video, Stephen Edwards, Dean of Worcester reflects on how dogs enrich our lives, from joyful pet blessing services to the lessons they teach us about faithfulness, joy, and love. Whether calm and reflective or bouncy and boisterous, each dog offers a unique reminder of God’s grace.
Our Dean of Women's Ministry, Rebecca Elliott reflects on a recent conference for Deans of Women's Ministry, where they explored the fact that despite progress, women still face inequality and exclusion in ministry, including microaggressions to being overlooked. Becky agrees that 'we're not there yet' and now is the time to listen, speak up, and work for a Church where everyone is valued and all gifts are welcomed.
Director of Education, Tim Reid, offers a reflection for the end of term and gives thanks for everything our church schools have achieved this year.
