Meet Florence Gildea our Bishop's Social Policy Adviser
Jon Barrett interviews our new Bishop's Social Policy Adviser Florence Gildea about her new role, her experience and what excites her about social action.
News & Stories
Sustainable Christmas ideas...
Read an article from the latest edition of SR news in which Sarah, from Just Fair Trade, offers hints and tips to have an eco-friendly and ethical Christmas this year...
Bishop's Social Policy Adviser Appointed
The Bishop of Leicester has appointed a Social Policy Adviser (two days per week and funded nationally by the Church Commissioners). Florence Gildea will start in the role in the new year but will spend occasional days in the diocese before then.
Laura's Everyday Action - Baby Basics
As Christians we are called to serve our community and love our neighbour, but that calling was so strong for Laura, she had vulnerable families in our diocese on her heart before she had even moved to Leicester.
Training for Church-Community Cook and Eat Hubs Finally Begins
After delays due to the pandemic, the first training sessions have begun
Oasis in Hinckley
There's an overwhelming warmth and welcome that hits you as soon as you walk into the Oasis cafe and community project. From the country cottage tables, to the beautiful bunting hanging end to end, it's a homely space that invites you to pull up a chair, have a coffee, and take a break from the busyness of life.
Climate Sunday celebrated at St Dionysius
St Dionysius held 3 special services for Climate Sunday on 12 September
Eco Church at St Anne's
A church community on the western side of Leicester is making great progress in the challenge to safeguard God's creation and address the issue of climate change – in faith, practice and mission.
Everyday Faith stories from Leicester Royal Infirmary in its 250th year
Christians tell us how their faith impacts their work in the NHS
God at work through Hope67
Faith, prayer and a significant nudge from God, has led to the creation of a new community money advice service in North West Leicestershire. Launched at the beginning of the year, Hope67 opened its metaphorical doors during the pandemic, and is helping some of the poorest and most in need members of the community in Coalville and the wider diocese.
