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Living Generously is our theme for Lent this year. We are exploring how we can respond to Christ’s generous act of love on the cross by living generous lives ourselves.

Racial Justice Sunday (RJS) is a call for all Christians to engage in the righteous struggle for racial justice because racial justice is everyone’s business.

Bishop Christopher announced in November that Ruth Marlow is retiring as Diocesan Secretary at the end of January.  The recruitment process for a new Diocesan Secretary has already begun, and the post will soon be advertised. Cover arrangements have also been put in place for the duration of the vacancy.

In 2022, Fairtrade Fortnight runs from Monday 21 February until Sunday 6 March.

Archdeacon Barry is pleased to announce that The Reverend Rob Harrison has been appointed as the Director of Ministry and Leadership.

A 2022 Calendar of Dates for Prayer and Action has been collated by CCOW (Christian Concern for One World).

Bishop Christopher spoke at Munich's Katholische Akademie on the occasion of the CCN's receipt of an Ecumenical prize.

Read Bishop Christopher's contribution to a House of Lords debate on channel crossings.

The Revd Kate Massey, Vicar of St Paul's Church Stockingford and Dean of Women's Ministry, will be recording a sermon for Sunday 26 December.

Come along to the Difference Hosts Gathering on 5th February from 13:15-17:00 at Stoke, St Michael’s’ Coventry.