A Prayer of Thanksgiving
9th September 2022Join us in prayer
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Our Bishops and civic guests will attend a special Cathedral service open to the public tomorrow evening at 6.30pm at St Mary de Castro Church in Leicester.
This is a significant bereavement for our nation and will be felt deeply by many of us.
Spirits were high at the church of St Hugh on Sunday, as members of the five Harborough Anglican Churches came together to launch Limitless, a new youth focused intergenerational worshipping community. It was an evening of celebration, with live music, Bible study, brightly coloured bunting and a spectacular cake.
The summer may be fading, but there’s a post-festival buzz still wafting around the diocese. The biggest noise is coming from those who spent a recent bank holiday weekend at Greenbelt. But there have, of course, been other Christian festivals making their mark on our worshipping communities this year. We took to social media, to find out just what you’ve been saying…
An historic pilgrimage site is being revived with a new pilgrim route in rural Leicestershire.
As well as singing almost daily services in Truro Cathedral, the group made the most of the time in Cornwall with a full programme of activities
Church family members and friends from across five parishes, north-east of the diocese, recently came together for a day of worship, walking, contemplation, and creativity, set around the theme of self-awareness within nature.
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The Bishop and Dean of Leicester and our Director of Education react to the sad news of his death.