The Diocese of Worcester is one of 41 (42 including the Diocese in Europe) that make up the Church of England.
The Diocese of Worcester also forms part of the Province of Canterbury.
The diocese covers an area of 670 square miles and includes the County of Worcestershire, the Metropolitan Borough of Dudley, and a few parishes in northern Gloucestershire, south east Wolverhampton and Sandwell - so we are not short on variety.
From the urban north, with its impressive history and cultural mix, to the agricultural south where the rich colours of rural life flavour many people's day to day experience, the diocese has much to offer to visitor, resident and worshipper alike.
The diocese was founded in around 679 by St Theodore of Canterbury for the tribe of the Hwicce. Today the diocese covers a population of 877,000. We have 98 benefices, 172 parishes and 275 churches.
The Benefices of Berrow and Longdon cover seven rural parishes at an idyllic location at the foot of the Malvern Hills – Berrow w Pendock, Elder...
Ham Hill Villages Benefice
The Bishop of Bath and Wells, Church Patronage Trust and Christ Church Oxford seek to appoint a Rector to the Benefice of Ham Hill Villages. We are s...
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