News & Stories

On 8th April, we officially welcomed Lee Coley as our new Diocesan Registrar at the morning Eucharist in the Cathedral.

Everyday Prayer comes in many forms. From the private whispers of ‘Thank you God,’ to the rhythm of a nation reaching out in need; prayer can, and should, happen at any time and in any place.

The Bishop of Leicester has today issued a statement regarding Swinford School.

The Church of England’s Ministry Division has appointed Carrie Myers, former Head of Volunteering for the MS Society, and a Lay Reader in the Church of England, to lead its efforts to renew and encourage all forms of lay ministry across the country

The leadership of the Conference of European Churches (CEC) met in Leicester on 29 March to work on implementing a new strategic plan, which focuses on promoting reconciliation in Europe, deepening church fellowship, and raising the voice of the churches toward the European Institutions.

Do you ever feel like you’re too busy to pray? If so, the reality is probably that you’re too busy not to pray. Here Beth has a quick chat with Matt from the Community of the Tree of Life and picks up some tips about fitting prayer into the busyness of everyday life.

The Worship Experiment is an arts collective from Holy Trinity Church Leicester, exploring culture & spirituality through creativity.

Paul is a member of Hope Church in Hamilton and recently retired. Having been inspired to live out his faith in the world, he is now a volunteer at Leicester Prison and regularly spends time in Bible study and worship with the prisoners. Here he talks about his everyday faith and how working with those on the margins is deepening his own relationship with God.

There were presentations and farewells at the Cathedral Eucharist this morning to two Trevors who have both given service to the Diocese.

Brexit will be a cause of celebration for some and lament for others, but one thing is clear – we can no longer continue to define one other by how we voted in the referendum. The time has come for communities to come together to serve the common good, in our nation and in our relationship with the rest of Europe.