‘Don’t die wondering’ – a questioning community grows in Broseley
Published on: 24th June 2026How a small item of graffiti led to a new group forming for youth in Broseley, Shropshire
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How a small item of graffiti led to a new group forming for youth in Broseley, Shropshire
Suzanne Gurney is Youth & Community Worker for the Bishop's Castle Youth Hub. Here she describes how one of the 'spokes' in the 'hub and spoke' model is coming along, an after-school drop-in in Lydbury North.
Ed Ceney, Youth Pioneer at our nationally-funded Youth Hub project in Leominster, is one of several youth leaders in the diocese piloting a new scheme called Messy Momentum, which finds ways to re-engage older children in Messy Church.
The Dorstone Settlement Timeline Project will bring 6,000 years of local history to life in 2026, with a programme of free events, funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund
On Sunday, 19th April, over two dozen choirs will come together at Leominster Priory to sing a Service of Celebration for the 1350th Anniversary of the diocese
Janet Nelson and husband Nick have begun a new ministry in Ross-on-Wye, raising funds to donate Christian books to local schools
Jane Tate is the new LifeLink Chaplain for The Bishop of Hereford’s Bluecoat School in the Tupsley area of the city, connecting the school with church and community
God and the young people are showing the way in this corner of the diocese, and they’re finding each other outdoors
A youth project in South Shropshire shows the spirit at work
As many returned to work and school this week, some of us may have our hearts set on personal and professional growth for 2024 as part of our New Year's resolutions. If you're pondering how to offer something back to the local community and make a meaningful impact: volunteering in the world of education is a great start.