Following their calling to see teenagers and young adults with additional needs raised-up to serve God and their church family, a small team at Holy Trinity Church in Leicester have created a monthly, accessible service.
In an array of activities across the diocese, churches of different denominations came together to witness to, commemorate and celebrate the events of Holy Week and Easter.
What an encouraging sight – the joyful smiles of children learning, loving, and leading sung worship on a Sunday morning!
Could you facilitate a listening group around the theme of prayer with children or young people in your context?
Young people from around the Diocese of Leicester showed the Archdeacons of England and Wales how they like to worship by leading a series of prayer and praise sessions.
We are now piloting a range of recruitment and training programmes for children and youth leaders.
Next month we are holding a diocesan vocations day, as an opportunity for people to explore their sense of calling.
A new calendar year and the journey continues for our eight MES students serving communities around the Diocese of Leicester.
From Vicars dressed up as Christingles to live Nativities on the farm, there has been much joy and merriment in sharing ‘the greatest story ever told’ with our schools, churches, and worshipping communities.
Pupils from Year Six led the whole school in worship this month during a merry and moving Christingle service at St Egelwin’s Church
