Workplace Chaplaincy Sunday 2026
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As we welcome in Autumn, we are equally delighted to announce a new season for Birmingham Churches Together. Robert Mountford, who had been supporting the work through the pandemic now joins the team permanently on a part-time basis. We also welcome a new staff member, Maud Grainger, as our part-time Development and Support Worker.

Maud, a Quaker from Selly Oak joins us from Woodbrooke, a Quaker centre for learning and research. Maud, originally from Essex, made Birmingham her home 15 years ago. She lives here with her husband and two children. She is keen to serve the Christian community and is looking forward to a new time for Birmingham Churches Together and the years ahead.
Birmingham Churches Together website
Maud is not the only new arrival at BCT this week, as Nicole Gilmore joins BCT’s Restore Team. Nicole was born in Uruguay, grew up in inner-city Nottingham, and studied Spanish and Portuguese at the University of Sheffield. You can read more about Nicole and her new role here.
Welcome to Nicole! – Restore (restore-uk.org)
Read more about the support being given by the Restore team to asylum seekers in Birmingham HERE.

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