Bishop blesses new wildlife wood planted by school children and their communities
11th October 2021More than 260 trees have been planted to create Peacock Wood, Redmile
News & Stories
Ashby Church of England Primary School's Prayer Garden
3rd October 2021One of our Church Schools in the North West of the diocese has recently transformed part of its outdoor space into a prayer garden giving all of the children an opportunity to think, observe, and question while taking part in creative prayer activities.
New residents arrive at our Community of the Tree of Life
11th September 2020Ten new residents have arrived to start their year at our new monastic community, The Community of the Tree of Life
Bishop Guli's 'Thought For The Day'
28th August 2020As children return to school and young people prepare for college and university in a changed world, Bishop Guli shares a reflection on Jesus bringing us life in all its fullness.
Bishop and Education Director issue pastoral note to schools
19th August 2020Bishop Martyn and Canon Carolyn have told our school staff, students and parents that we are praying for them at this stressful time with the extra difficulty of exam results uncertainty
A very special Year 6 Leavers service
6th July 2020An uplifting online service for the hundreds of children leaving our Church of England primary schools this summer
Calling for the Church to examine its own record on racism
11th June 2020Our Bishops 'Taking the Knee' on the front page, an article by Bishop Guli and another by our BAME Mission Enabler, Revd Lusa, all feature in the latest edition of Church of England Newspaper
How church school children took eco action into their own hands
30th May 2020South Kilworth School's winter project to plant trees
St Barnabas CofE School welcomes Bishop Martyn for an afternoon
10th February 2020Children and staff welcomed were keen to share the school's story
Bishop Martyn hears about community life in rural Avon Swift
6th February 2020Bishop Martyn shared lunch with people from 11 villages to hear about local communities and led an informal Candlemas service in one of our schools
