We’re happy to announce that we’ll be hosting another virtual gathering for the region on Zoom on Sunday 21st February from 6-7:15pm called “Together Apart – The Gathering”, to include a video message from George Otis.
In light of recent news updates, a number of Leaders across the LBC network have sensed the need for urgent prayer during this renewed Covid crisis and the Brexit Trade dilemma.
Linsey Wildsmith reflects on the year gone by and ponders what The Church needs to learn in order to have an impact in the decade to come.
A free downloadable Christmas film is now available for churches to use in their online Christmas services and on social media NOW!
An original short film, produced by Black Country Creatives, will be available for churches to download free of charge to use in Christmas services and social media on 14th December.
Is Chris Eaton as much a part of your Christmas tradition as Christmas pudding and custard? Us too! That’s why we’re so excited to profile Chris’ latest Christmas contribution – Christmas at The Eatons.
Despite lockdown, churches across the area have continued to work together to support children and young people in all four boroughs of the Black Country and we’re excited to share a video which highlights just some of the ways that we’ve been able to continue to pursue the next generation together this year.
The Theology Network is back! In 2021 we will be looking at the topic of ‘being human’ across a variety of different theological areas, including New Testament, Old Testament, Systematic and Practical Theology.
We’re happy to announce that we’ll be hosting another virtual gathering for the region on Zoom on Sunday 22nd November from 6-7:15pm called “Together Apart – The Re-Gathering”.
Utter the phrase “Independent Christian School” and you will most likely conjure up mental images of expensive private establishments run by religious extremists who brainwash their pupils and refuse to teach Science or Sex Education. One new Christian school in Gornal is working hard to challenge this stereotype.
Christmas is coming and one local Christian organisation are working hard to provide Christmas Hampers for the neediest families in our region.
Over the last 12 months, Love Black Country have released two Next Gen Borough Champions to connect kids and youth workers in Walsall and Sandwell. So, we thought it’s high time we introduced the world to our new Next Gen Borough Champions and found out a little bit more about them.
Tightening lockdown restrictions in two out of four of our Black Country boroughs have had an impact on the ways in which we can safely and legally gather people from across the region. Therefore, the decision has been made to cancel our Big Love Black Country Breakfast, due to take place on Wednesday 7th October 2020, 7-9am at The Village Hotel, Dudley.
Churches in Dudley have worked together throughout August to provide food and activity packs to vulnerable families and children. We interviewed Lisa Parkes to find out all about the project and the vision behind it.
A wealth of resources on the topic of Transformational Revival.
LBC Next Gen have created a series of dance videos to popular worship songs for churches and children’s ministries to use in their online kids sessions, family services and kids/holiday clubs.
Next week, thousands of Black Country children and young people will be returning to school for the first time in 6 months and they need our prayers. LBC have produced a useful video to help people to pray for them.
How will a generation of children and young people, who have spent the last 5 months in lockdown, cope with going back to school? This summer, LBC Next Gen have been working hard to equip Next Gen Workers to provide the support that will be needed.
Meet Monzur Miah, a Christian from Walsall who was born with cerebral palsy and who is passionate about connecting the disabled community in the Black Country.
Christians from churches across the Black Country have come together during lockdown to unite as one and produce a powerful creative declaration over our region.
Gather virtually with others from across the Black Country on Sunday 19th July, 6-7:15pm, to celebrate all that God is doing during lockdown and to imagine what He might have planned for the future.
