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CTiH Open Meeting November 2026

It’s that time of year again! 

Our next Open Meeting is just around the corner. Peter Spence (the Spiritual Care Lead at St Michael’s Hospice) will be talking about an upcoming project! We can’t say much more than that for now! 

You can also find out about the ecumenical work that’s going on across the County.

Let us know whether you are coming in advance if possible! Thank you and we look forward to seeing you there!

Biblical History Group

“The November lecture on ‘The Dispersion of the Nations’ on 21 November, 2pm (with tea/coffee & biscuits from 1:30) but in the Parish Centre as the conference room is booked for that day.

We will begin the 2027 series of lectures on Saturday 9 January with ‘King Saul – The First King of Israel’, as we progress into the United Monarchy era of Biblical history.” More information will be released nearer the time.

Healthy Dialogues Toolkit Resource

I’m Rich, and I led the development of Healthy Dialogues, a free online toolkit developed with Black Thrive, with support from Impact on Urban Health and NHS Southeast London Integrated Care Board.

It was created first for Black and mixed-heritage children and young people. But it’s for every child and young person, whatever their background, and for any faith leader, community worker, volunteer, parent or carer who supports them.

It helps trusted adults, like youth leaders, pastors, imams and family hub workers, listen well and know what to say next. It has a five-minute checklist and worked examples of hard conversations.

Families can read the whole toolkit in their own language, including Somali, Yorùbá, Arabic, Urdu, Bengali, Polish and Portuguese.

The family pages explain referrals, meetings and rights in plain English. They’re there for any parent or carer who isn’t sure where to turn.

It’s free to use, you don’t need an account, and you don’t have to sign up. It works on a phone.

https://healthydialoguestoolkit.com

If it’s useful, please share it with your congregation, members, volunteers or families.

The One

The One is a group for 16- 25-year-olds to worship, pray, and look at God’s word together. Ross Baptist Church are privileged to host 22 November, 7-10 pm. Everyone is welcome!

Mothers’ Union Diocese of Hereford

The 16 Days of Activism against Gender Based Violence an extension of the day-to-day grassroots work of the Mothers’ Union, where we work alongside communities to help end gender-based violence and to support those affected by it.

#NoMore1in3 – 1 in 3 women will be impacted by some form of violence in their life and we believe that this is unacceptable.

This international campaign takes place each year from 25 November (International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women) until 10 December (International Human Rights Day).

On Saturday 28 November, 12:45 – 13:15 there will be a short service to raise awareness outside the West Door of Hereford Cathedral.

Please join us if you can.

Telephone 07988 750673 for more details.

Hope Together – Remembering and sharing hope

As churches and communities prepare to mark Remembrance Sunday, our new Remembrance cards offer a simple and affordable resource to give away.

Designed for services, war memorials and community events – or simply to place into someone’s hand – they offer a thoughtful way to remember and gently share hope.

Sold in packs of 10, with prices starting from £3.50 per pack when ordering 50+ packs here.