News & Stories


Timetable announced for the start of Bishop Guli's ministry in the Diocese of Chelmsford

8th March 2021

Bishop Guli will legally become the Bishop of Chelmsford later this week and there will be a farewell service for her livestreamed from Leicester Cathedral on 25 April at 3pm. Here are some further details...


Bishops' announcement: Diocesan Racial Equity Strategy agreed by the Bishop's Leadership Team

10th February 2021

Bishop Martyn and Bishop Guli have issued this statement this afternoon


Download a video message from Bishop Martyn and Bishop Guli

18th December 2020

Bishop Martyn and Bishop Guli have recorded a video message which is available to download and include in your own online Christmas services. 


Bishop Guli to be the next Bishop of Chelmsford

17th December 2020

Downing Street has announced that Bishop Guli, currently the Church of England Bishop of Loughborough, is to be the next Bishop of Chelmsford.


Report from November Diocesan Synod

30th November 2020

The summary of proceedings at the Synod held by Zoom on 21 November 2020


Bishops join acts of remembrance for our city and county

8th November 2020

Bishop Martyn and Bishop Guli are taking part in online Remembrance events


Bishop Guli elected to the House of Bishops and General Synod

15th October 2020

The Bishop of Loughborough joins the House of Bishops and General Synod


Leicester's BAME Mission and Ministry Enabler joins the Anti-Racism Taskforce

14th October 2020

Lusa joins the new group which will recommend urgent to improve the Church's record on racial justice and equality


Bishop Guli's 'Thought For The Day'

28th August 2020

As children return to school and young people prepare for college and university in a changed world, Bishop Guli shares a reflection on Jesus bringing us life in all its fullness.


Bishop Guli and Helen Newman discuss Pastoral Supervision

17th August 2020

In light of the Clergy Wellbeing Covenant becoming an Act of Synod, Bishop Guli and Revd Canon Helen Newman discuss an aspect of it, pastoral supervision, and the benefits of incorporating it more widely within the Diocese of Leicester.

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