Welcome to the BCUIM Web Site

We are an ecumenical body seeking to serve the whole community and the whole church throughout the Black Country (connecting church and economy)

Contact us on enquiries@bcuim.co.uk

And, in case you think we're slacking, not much more will go on this site - we're working on a new one, so please be patient. Thanks!

Site designed by Neil Perkinson
and maintained by Mike Fox

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The BCUIM (Black Country Urban Industrial Mission) is a partnership between the Anglican diocese of Lichfield & Worcester, the Wolverhampton & Shrewsbury Methodist District, the URC West Midlands Synod and the Heart of England Baptist Association with the support of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Birmingham and the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)

There is life after redundancy.
Download our leaflet
if you have Lost your job
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and did you know that
the NHS has launched
a Credit Crunch Stressline ?
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BCUIM and others in the
West Midlands have written
a paper with questions about
how to move beyond the Economic Downturn
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About our Father's business:
a toolkit by the CIGB , our equivalent in Birmingham, on putting Faith to Work.

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Thanks to participants on our
2009 Induction Course [pdf]
introducing the Black Country; expect another in October 2010
here is worship from Day 3
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Concerned about the climate?
Read the latest from WFRN,
the Wolverhampton Faith Regeneration Network
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The CIGB are hosting
five one-day events:
"Our Work in God's Workplace"
watch this space for details
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Interested in training for
Employer Supported Volunteering?
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Listen to Mike Fox
talking about redundancy and
hope on Radio Shropshire
from their feature article
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Think about the implications of the economic downturn:
a paper by the CIGB , our equivalent group in Birmingham;
see their advice on becoming
Redundant through Insolvency

the Black Country Observatory and Advantage West Midlands are also good resources
and
South Yorkshire
Workplace Chaplaincy
has produced a very good
occupational Prayer Cycle
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View the work of BCUIM at the Lichfield Diocesan presence on

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Visit the Resources Page for liturgies and useful material
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for viewing pdf files

Course tour 2008

on Darby's Hill

leaving the Black Country Consortium

at the Waterfront

BCUIM @ work

visiting work places

training

research