Prayer meeting for racial equality and Christian unity
Since the ‘Black Lives Matter’ protests in the Spring, a group of Birmingham Christian leaders has been praying and talking together to address issues surrounding racial injustice in the midlands. The online meetings have involved significant leaders from the city’s historic Churches, its new Churches and its Black-majority Churches. The title ‘Time4Change’ has been chosen…
Bishop Dr Joe Aldred to retire
Well-known midlands-based Bishop Dr Joe Aldred is to retire on 31 October. After some years of pastoral and oversight ministry…
End of an era for Cornerstone House
After almost 50 years, Cornerstone House, situated on the corner of Ethel Street and New Street, Birmingham, will cease to…
Developing leadership and championing prayer
Pastor Sarah Whittleston moved to Kingstanding ten years ago in order to join the leadership team at Kingstanding Elim Church….
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Unity in Diversity
Across Birmingham and Solihull there are numerous groups of local Churches and fellowships who meet and work together as local expressions of Christian unity.
Restore, a project of BCT, has vision for a society into which all refugees and asylum seekers are welcomed, valued and integrated.
Restore works towards that vision by: Building relationships and equipping for integration; Motivating for action; and Working for change.