Everyday Faith stories from Leicester Royal Infirmary in its 250th year
10th September 2021Christians tell us how their faith impacts their work in the NHS
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Christians tell us how their faith impacts their work in the NHS
Leicester Cathedral will be on tour in 2022 and 2023 whilst work is underway on their building
We are delighted to be able to share a round up of confirmations and baptisms that have happened over the summer
The sun shone upon the people of Syston, as they came together in fellowship and prayer, during an ecumenical Songs of Praise in the Park service, recently. A ukulele band brought an upbeat, gospel flavour to the gathering, which saw more than 70 people sit outside among the flowers in the town's Central Park Sundial Garden.
Revd James Pickersgill is to be the Bishop's Chaplain, a role funded by the national Church of England.
A new report shows how English cathedrals are making a difference to people's lives
Handmade eco bunting was presented to the Bishop of Leicester by a group of our worshipping communities keen to encourage Church leadership and all of us to help tackle the climate crisis.
A round up of recent licensing services
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.
Cauliflowers fluffy and cabbages green, strawberries and runner beans as tall as we've seen… The Growing Hub in Thurnby Lodge is taking tasty shape around the Christchurch building and it's an exciting prospect for both the church and its community.