“Face to Face with Jesus” resource for churches
St Clare’s at the Cathedral have launched a new resource for churches, “Face to Face with Jesus” featuring 40 postcards portraying images of Jesus Christ from through the ages and around the world.
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St Clare’s at the Cathedral have launched a new resource for churches, “Face to Face with Jesus” featuring 40 postcards portraying images of Jesus Christ from through the ages and around the world.
The vision of the diocese is for 150 new worshipping communities to be established by the end of 2030.
October is Black History Month and this year's theme is 'Saluting our Sisters'. All Saints' Church, Leamington have marked Black History Month with an exhibition on the contribution of black women to society.
On Wednesday October 18th 2023 at 8pm – 8.45pm, Coventry Cathedral, one of the world’s oldest religious-based centres for reconciliation, will be holding a prayer vigil for Israel and Palestine.
This month is Black History Month, a month to celebrate, share and understand Black history and culture in the UK. Emma Crick de Boom, Reconciliation Enabler for the diocese, writes a reflection on racial justice and equality.
The ‘New Worshipping Community Taster Day’ on 21 October 2023 will be a different kind of event; exploring the ancient missional tradition of the Church, in a fresh and exciting way.
Our diocesan secretary, Jacqueline Ladds, gives an update.
Anglicans and Catholics came together in Warwick to honour two local martyrs, the Blessed Robert Grissold and the Blessed John Sugar, following the painting of icons of the two men by artists from St Luke’s Icon Centre in Rowington.
Last winter, churches across the diocese took part in the Warm Welcome campaign. The churches opened their doors to provide a warm welcome for those struggling to heat their homes.
On the 7th September at a star studded ceremony in London, the Revd Nell Cockell was presented with a prestigious WellChild award.