Plans for UK Minority Ethnic clergy to take part in House of Bishops agreed
Bishop-elect Saju and Bishop-elect Lusa will be among those taking part
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Bishop-elect Saju and Bishop-elect Lusa will be among those taking part
Sunday 5 December saw an exciting step taken in the growing relationship between the congregations of St Andrew's, Jarrom Street and the Filipino Chaplaincy in Leicester.
The Revd Saju Muthalaly will start work here in the spring
Bishop Martyn talks to the author of Ghost Ship: Institutional racism and the Church of England.
In his latest weekly video Bishop Martyn makes a personal plea to local worshipping communities to reach out to people who are different to ourselves, to serve, learn and explore together what God is asking and what it is to be truly intercultural.
The national Church's Anti-Racism Taskforce report is published and our own diocese's Racial Equity Strategy
Bishop Martyn has spoken about the publication of the Anti-Racism Taskforce Report due out this week
Roots, one of our Intercultural Worshiping Communities which aims to serve and enable more participation and leadership in church life by black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) worshippers, have begun a bi-monthly intercultural creative arts and story hub with a Christian ethos called Fusion.
On Saturday, 13 February, the Revd Canon Paul-Gordon Chandler was consecrated as the tenth bishop of the Diocese of Wyoming in a service which was streamed online. The Diocese of Wyoming is one of our international link dioceses.
Our links with overseas dioceses have been established over many years and we have tried to develop a mutually supportive partnership - these were featured in the