Invitation to attend CIGB’s Annual General Meeting
The workplace chaplaincy ‘Churches And Industry Group Birmingham-Solihull’ (CIGB) will hold its Annual General Meeting on Tuesday 14 June at…
It may be once in our lives that our city hosts an international sporting event, such as the Commonwealth Games.
As Birmingham Churches Together we have bought together Churches and Christians to reflect, plan and prepare our part in welcoming visitors to the city.
The World Prayer Centre has created prayer resources following the Queens Baton Relay, a Prayer Service has considered our relationship with the Commonwealth, organisations have thought about and prepared for Ministry on the streets and Burn247 is coordinating 336 hours of unbroken prayer. These are just a few examples and more can be found HERE.
We would like to draw your attention to a Service of Praise and Celebration ahead of the start of the Commonwealth Games where we shall be welcoming the athletes and visitors from Commonwealth Nations and Territories.
Service of Praise and Celebration
24th July, 3pm at St Chads Cathedral
Booking required due to capacity, click HERE to book.
The service will be attended by senior leaders from Birmingham’s Christian Churches and a congregation drawn from a number of congregations. A varied programme of music will be provided by the Cathedral organist, a worship band, the Birmingham City Council Workplace Choir and children from Sacred Heart Primary School.
Civic guests:
President: His Grace the Most Revd Bernard Longley, Archbishop of Birmingham
Preacher: The Rt Revd Mike Royal, General Secretary of Churches Together in England
Due to capacity within St Chad’s Cathedral, booking is essential, click HERE to book.
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