Everyday Witness 'Ashes to Go'
Bishop Martyn joined the Wigston Benefice on Ash Wednesday to mark the beginning of Lent
News & Stories
'Everyday Calling' in the diocese
Glimpses of glory were shared at our annual vocations day
Online service flourishes in the rural parishes of Launde deanery
Lockdown had its disadvantages and devastations, but for one deanery in the diocese, time kept out of its church buildings has helped create a wonderful online worshipping community that continues to flourish post pandemic…
A weekend of Big Conversations in Coalville, Bardon and Ravenstone
The Benefice of Coalville with Bardon Hill and Ravenstone hosted the third and final Big Conversation of 2022, and was a brilliant weekend of conversations about life and faith.
Communities Unite in Remembrance
All around the diocese, churches, clergy and ministers have been leading services and involved in civic and community events to mark Remembrance Sunday
Bishop Martyn's address at the Justice Service
The Bishop of Leicester says we must all be public about our commitments and values so that we can have genuine debate about the common good.
Emma's faithful journey to baptism
St Peter's Church in Oadby celebrated its first full immersion baptism service recently, welcoming Emma, Barry and Ella into the family of God.
Bishops continue supporting churches across city & county
Bishops Martyn and Saju have been helping support churches, including those in vacancy where visiting clergy are needed to continue services for local communities
A great weekend of conversations in Castle Donnington, Lockington and Hemmington
The benefice of Castle Donington, and Lockington cum Hemington was the destination for the second Big Conversation of this year, and proved to be a great weekend of conversations about life and faith.
Community engagement over Christmas 2021
Another Christmas interrupted by Covid did little to stop our churches and fresh expressions from sharing the Good News with their communities over the festive period. It never fails to make us smile at the new and innovative ways Christians within our diocese find to engage with one another, no matter the restrictions in place.
