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We are looking forward to coming together in this new space. Whether you are a big reader or not, if you just want to explore

[Updated 10 September] The Government have amended their advice, and services are now permitted under extremely limited circumstances. As clergy and churchwardens, we have made

The crisis we are living through has had an impact on almost every facet of our lives, and that includes the finances of our churches.

As our church buildings are closed, it has been suggested that the church, and even God, are closed with them. This is not the case,

Our Reflections section of the website is now up and running. I hope that you are mulling over these questions, and formulating your responses. They

As ever, no two weeks are the same, but here is a snapshot of what clergy life in lockdown looks like. Every day we are

This was such a wonderful ending to Sunday evening last week, and great to be together with a diverse group from across the churches and

It’s hard to avoid our own mortality in these times when we have daily reminders of how fragile life can be. If you would like

Kate:  ‘I’m chipping away with a 30min run 4 mornings a week – 17.2k so far…’  Mathew:  Since the commencement of lockdown I have had

 Christian contemplative prayer through music and movement.  Run by Milly and Clay Sinclair and Juliette Saville, members of Stillpoint, an inclusive contemplative group connected to

Whilst we will not celebrate it as we had planned, we will be remembering and giving thanks for VE day tomorrow. To mark this occasion

We visit Still Moving, Taize and Cowshed, just some of our worshipping communities with their roots in the contemplative tradition.

This successful and inspiring local annual event is, in the light of not being able to function as normal, holding Living Room Fest! This Saturday

Again creative thinking has been applied by this esteemed social justice organisation – to see how best to ensure it can continue standing together with

This is an absolutely vital Diocesan event for Christians who are grandparents, grandchildren, adults, teenagers, parents – everyone who lives Sunday to Saturday anywhere in the community at home, work and play.

The Door continues to offer vital support to young people and families at this time, and more so than ever as the impact of social

This is our weekly communication to remind us that we may be in isolation, but we are not alone. Since I last wrote we have

Helen, along with her husband Peter, will be joining us in June as Helen begins her curacy in the Stroud Team. Helen is a Self

To mark Earth Day 2020 some residents of Slad have put together this video. Take a moment to watch and be inspired to think about