South Herefordshire Filling Station with guest speaker Hellie Glynn

“A gathering place for Holy Spirit-filled believers across our region. We believe we are living in a significant and sovereign moment in the life of the UK Church. God is stirring hearts, awakening hunger, and calling His people to come together in unity, expectancy, and faith. This Filling Station exists to be a landing placeContinue reading “South Herefordshire Filling Station with guest speaker Hellie Glynn”

 Vennture’s 24 hour run against homelessness from 19-20 September!

 This year, Vennture is organising a 24 hour run against homelessness from 19-20 September! This is in support of Vennture and its work with the homeless community to raise awareness and funds for local homelessness support. This will be taking place at Vennture to raise £7,500.   Please consider how your church could support this fundraising initiative!Continue reading ” Vennture’s 24 hour run against homelessness from 19-20 September!”

Life Link Chaplain – The Bishop of Hereford’s Bluecoat School and St Paul’s Hereford

This post would suit someone with an infectious Christian faith, enthusiasm and energy. The chaplain will enjoy working with young people in school, church and home/community settings and have a pioneering mindset – able to build relationships and collaborations, see and take creative opportunities, and encourage and enable others to work and grow alongside them.Continue reading “Life Link Chaplain – The Bishop of Hereford’s Bluecoat School and St Paul’s Hereford”

Through the Roof

‘One Body, Many Parts’: Independence or Interdependence?Disability Awareness Sunday 2026 ‘One Body, Many Parts’ (1 Corinthians 12) is the theme of this year’s Disability Awareness Sunday on 27 September 2026. Young autistic Christian author, Triona Brading, is encouraging all churches to ‘save the date’! Triona is one of the authors of a new book: ‘Belonging without Barriers’,Continue reading “Through the Roof”

Reflection on Voyage of Our Lady of the Waters and Wye – Call For Action

In August, Herefordshire churches supported a river pilgrimage to raise awareness and call for action to stop the pollution of the River Wye.  A 4ft wooden sculpture of Our Lady of the Waters and the Wye was mounted on two canoes made into a canoe-catamaran and floated downstream from Hay to Hoarwithy (with help fromContinue reading “Reflection on Voyage of Our Lady of the Waters and Wye – Call For Action”