January is often described as the most depressing month of the year. In fact, in recent years the third Monday in January has come to be known as ‘Blue Monday’ due to the mixture of gloomy weather, post-Christmas debt, and the likelihood of New Year’s resolutions been broken.
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In a letter to the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Birmingham, the Bishop of Coventry expressed his sadness to hear of Pope Benedict's death, and also gave thanks for his life and ministry over many decades.
Bishop Christopher's Christmas message to the diocese
The Church of England has seen a gradual but steady reduction in carbon in 2021, according to the latest data from the national Energy Footprint Tool (EFT).
On Saturday 3rd December, Lord Daventry unveiled a memorial labyrinth for all those who died in the Covid-19 pandemic at All Saints churchyard, Nuneaton.
Our diocesan secretary, Jacqueline Ladds, gives an update.
Together for Change are pleased to release their Annual Report for 2021.
St Botolph’s, Burton Hastings in Nuneaton Deanery has completed its extension which adds an accessible toilet and small kitchen to the church.
At the November Session of Diocesan Synod, Bishop Christopher thanked Mary Allanson for thirteen years of loyal service as Joint Registrar and Legal Secretary to the Bishop of Coventry.
During lockdown church members at St Catherine’s, Stoke Aldermoor made a beautiful banner of all the books of the Bible which is now displayed in the church.
