What is a vocation?
What do you call what you do? Is it a job, a career, something to pay the bills? Perhaps it is parenting, caring or volunteering? Would you describe what you do as a vocation?
News and stories
Dean of Women’s Ministry Announcement
The Bishop of Coventry announces that the Revd Canon Kate Massey is stepping down as. Dean of Women’s Ministry after seven and a half years in post
Hearing your calling
Rob Harrison talks about vocations and hearing your calling.
Celebrating Thy Kingdom Come across the diocese
Thy Kingdom Come is a global prayer movement that invites Christians around the world to pray for more people to come to know Jesus between Ascension and Pentecost.
Acting Archdeacon Pastor and Associate Archdeacon appointment
The Bishop of Coventry announces that the Reverend Tim Cockell has been appointed as Associate Archdeacon.
Bishop John to retire as Bishop of Warwick
We can officially announce that The Bishop of Warwick, the Rt Revd John Stroyan, will be retiring. Notice of his intention to retire has now been accepted by the Archbishop of Canterbury and His Majesty King Charles III. Bishop John will be stepping down on 7 August 2023 after more than 18 years in the role.
Get involved with Alive 23
Alive 23 is a free massive praise party for 12,000 children from our diocesan schools. The party will take place at the NAEC Stoneleigh on 15th and 16th June 2023 and the team are looking for volunteers to help ensure the event is a success.
St Martin's Finham installs new solar panels
St Martin's Finham have installed solar panels outside their church hall that are adjustable according to the season to maximise the amount of solar energy captured.
How churches across the diocese are celebrating the coronation
The Coronation of King Charles III is taking place on the 6th May at Westminster Abbey. Churches across the diocese will be marking this historic occasion with services and community events.
Join in with the Churches Count on Nature
Churches Count on Nature 2023 is coming up from the 3rd to 11th June. Churches Count on Nature is part of Love Your Burial Ground Week, focusing on the brilliant wildlife to be found in churchyards and chapel yards.
