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Business Partnership Volunteer Task Profile & Person Specification Faith at Work in Worcestershire (FWW) is a countywide Ecumenical Project set up by the regional bodies of five church denominations (Church of England, Methodist, Baptist, Roman Catholic and United Reformed Church). Its purpose is to lead and encourage the Church’s engagement with business, public sector organisations … Continue reading Recruitment of Business Partnership Volunteer

Trustee for Faith at Work in Worcestershire. Faith at Work in Worcestershire (FWW) works with partner churches and congregations to develop workplace chaplaincy across the county. FWW is ecumenical, both in its work on the ground, and as a countywide Local Ecumenical Partnership under Churches Together in Worcestershire. As such it is a registered charity … Continue reading Anglican Trustee vacancy

https://vimeo.com/444528496 A video, 14 minutes in length, of interview with Dick Johnson by Martin Allen of St Laurence, Alvechurch which formed part of the online Sunday Service on 26th July 2020. St Laurence is an Anglican church and is a "partner church" of Faith at Work in Worcestershire. FWW works with St Laurence to assist … Continue reading Interview for partner church online service

Revd Amy Wearing visiting town centre shops Upton is a small town on the banks on the River Severn with a close community. In a normal year, it hosts several large music festivals with a substantial influx of visitors. Due to the unfortunate frequency of major river flooding and the disruption that brings, Upton is … Continue reading Adopt a Shop in Upton upon Severn

Please see training video for details of how chaplains may safely return to face to face chaplaincy with visits to workplaces. Please be aware of the latest Government Advice requiring face coverings to be worn in all retail outlets. This video was produced in July 2020. However, the advice contained in it still stands as … Continue reading Resuming chaplaincy safely – training video

When all that we have come to rely on, including ourselves, proves fragile; where do we turn for reassurance?

https://www.bromsgrove.gov.uk/business/tax,-funding-finance/covid-19-help-for-businesses-and-self-employed.aspx https://www.malvernhills.gov.uk/business-support-and-jobs/advice-and-support https://www.redditchbc.gov.uk/business/tax,-funding,-finance/covid-19-help-for-business-and-self-employed.aspx https://www.worcester.gov.uk/coronavirus https://www.wychavon.gov.uk/community-and-living/coronavirus-covid-19-update#business https://www.wyreforestdc.gov.uk/business-and-work/business-support-and-advice/small-business-support-from-government-in-response-to-covid-19.aspx http://www.nwedr.org.uk/ https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/guidance-to-employers-and-businesses-about-covid-19

During this time of crisis, it is vital that our workplaces are aware that we are thinking of them, we are praying for them, and that we are there for them. Our chaplains are available by email or by phone, since we are no longer able to make personal visits. A postcard giving this information, … Continue reading Operation keeping in touch…

Faith at Work in Worcestershire (FWW) began the year with three key aims: to continue to support the mission of the church in the economy of the county through workplace chaplaincy; to help people better connect their faith and their work; and to encourage debate on the changing nature of work and the economy, offering … Continue reading Annual Review of 2019

Article by Malcolm Wilkes, Workplace Chaplain in the Redditch Town Centre Team Why I feel called to be a Chaplain? I was not so much called but coaxed by Dick, Faith at Work in Worcestershire, Development Officer. He drew my attention to his training flyer on the table near the church door and it developed … Continue reading Why I feel called to be a Chaplain?