LLF Prayer and Thanksgiving service
A prayer and thanksgiving service for Living in Love and Faith will take place on the 24th September at St Andrew’s Church, Rugby.
News and stories
New Rural Life Officer and Assistant
Bishop John is pleased to announce that, following the retirement of the Reverend Canon Barbara Clutton, the Reverend Martin Davies has been appointed as Rural Life Officer and the Reverend Dan Corlett as Assistant Rural Life Officer.
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English lessons for Ukrainians at St Chad's Church
St Chad's, Bishops Tachbrook has partnered with a group from Warwickshire County Council Adult Learning Centre to open its doors to host a free foundational language scheme for 15 newly arrived guests from Ukraine.
Ordinations at Coventry Cathedral
Eleven new priests and twelve new deacons are to be ordained this weekend. The priests will be ordained by the Bishop of Coventry, the Right Reverend Dr Christopher Cocksworth, at 10.30am on Sunday 3rd July. The deacons will be ordained by the Bishop of Warwick, the Right Reverend John Stroyan, at 4pm on Sunday 3rd July.
St Matthew’s, Salford Priors Count on Nature
St Matthew's Church, Salford Priors has been full of activity as they took part in the 'Churches Count on Nature'
St Edith's, Monks Kirby gets £59,229 grant
St Edith’s Church in Monks Kirby has good reason to celebrate, as it has received a £59,229 grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund.
£1.8m funding for Saints, Nuneaton
Together for Change is pleased to announce that it will be receiving £1.8m to purchase and renovate the building that houses the Saints Nuneaton project.
Welcome to our new deacons
Thirteen new deacons will be ordained this summer. The new deacons have undertaken a course of study and training, and following their ordination they will serve as curates (assistant ministers) while their training continues.
Meet our new priests
On Sunday 3rd July, eleven new priests are to be ordained at Coventry Cathedral by Bishop Christopher.
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Farewell to Stella Bailey
The Diocese of Coventry says farewell to the Reverend Stella Bailey as she moves to be Archdeacon of the Gwent Valleys.
