48 Hours in Jerusalem is a brand new original piece of music by Andrew Clayton, reimagining the experience of Jesus’ disciples in the period between the crucifixion and the resurrection, and performed for the first time at St Matthew’s, Walsall,…
Pray with us for your local college, its staff and students, on Further Education Sunday! FE Sunday is back for its fourth year, on 18th May 2025. Over the coming weeks the FE Sunday website will be populated with videos,…
Plaque to George Cosens, recently unveiled at South Street Baptist Church, Brierley Hill The Birmingham Baptist Churches exploring their Black History research project aims to help churches re-narrate their church histories in order to acknowledge the largely overlooked experiences and contributions of…
Last week it was great to meet with FE chaplains and college staff from across the region for a morning’s learning and sharing together in Birmingham. The event, organised by FE Chaplaincy Ambassador Nigel Roberts, included sharing the findings of…
“I can’t overstate how great this event was and how awesome it was to be a part of it.” This was the reaction of one attendee at this year’s Just Love National Gathering, which took place this year for the…
28th November 2024 saw the latest in the Religion Media Centre’s series of Creating Connections events taking place at Molineux football ground in Wolverhampton. The event brought together representatives of local faith communities and journalists, providing opportunities for those in…
Religion & Worldviews Home Educators’ Fund Are you a home educating parent or guardian in the West Midlands region? We are excited to announce the launch of a new, pilot Religion & Worldviews Home Educators’ Fund, OPEN NOW! Home educating parents and…
An online event to launch John Prockter’s novel for young people, Hikaru: Name Above All Names takes place on 28 February 2024 at 7pm. You can register on Eventbrite here. Read more about the genesis of Hikaru on an earlier…
Colleges sought to take part in new project on religious literacy in Further Education! St Peter’s Saltley Trust is pleased to be partnering with researchers from the Open University and elsewhere in this exciting new project. The Project in Brief…
A project looking at faith in ‘edgy’ and marginal places, and how that faith develops, changes and grows – from the University of Roehampton, in collaboration with St Peter’s Saltley Trust, the Susanna Wesley Foundation, and the Church Mission Society….