Racial Justice Sunday 2025
This year marks the 30th anniversary of Racial Justice Sunday in Britain and Ireland.
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This year marks the 30th anniversary of Racial Justice Sunday in Britain and Ireland.
We asked some young people in the diocese about what they would like the Church of the future to be like.
The Diocese of Coventry, with Warwickshire Wildlife Trust and Caring for God’s Acre, are delighted to have been awarded funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund for the first stage of a six-year £2 million project.
We chat to three young leaders in our diocese.
We visit St John's, Westwood to chat to the Revd Erin Gilmore about The Bridge Mission Hub.
Anna Lander, a Mission Intern at St Oswald's, Tile Hill, writes about what it is like being part of the Mission Internship programme at St Mark's Academy.
Bishop Sophie, the next Bishop of Coventry, has written a letter to the diocese.
The monthly Studley Dementia Café has been running for over a year now. Celia Spiers, Anna Chaplain at Arden Marches and Arden Valley Churches, writes about their new initiative, Singing for Fun.
Over the past year St Mary Magdalene with Risen Christ, Wyken have started a popular new Messy Church community. We chat to Vicar of Wyken, the Revd Paul Pavlou, about the new community.
The King has approved the nomination of The Reverend Canon Mary Gregory, Canon Residentiary for Arts and Reconciliation at Coventry Cathedral, for nomination to the Suffragan See of Reading, in the Diocese of Oxford, in succession to Bishop Olivia Graham, following her retirement.