Today we pray for all who are grieving, and all suffering with physical and mental ill-health. We ask that in God’s great loving kindness they might know God’s sustaining presence amidst their pain.
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Message from Bishop Rachel, 8 October 2024 
Bishop Rachel’s statement on the anniversary of the Hamas terrorist attacks on Israel 
Parish magazine becomes Tesco Café favourite in Quedgeley 
Mental health support with the Diocesan Professional Counselling Service 
Council’s nature recovery promotes biodiverse churchyards 
Meet Tewkesbury Abbey’s welcomer dogs 
Holding the key, podcast episode 5: Bishop Rachel talks to John Podmore 
Archdeacon of Cheltenham to move on 
Holding the key, podcast episode 4: Bishop Rachel talks to Charlie Taylor 
Message from Bishop Robert, 1 October 2024 
Friendly and Welcoming Team Ministry Seeks a Mission-Minded, Community Focused Priest to join us as Team Vicar in the North Cotswolds 
Head of Finance – Diocese of Gloucester Academies Trust 
Net Zero Carbon push to get triple boost 
Dean Andrew: Regional Racial Justice Initiative 
Joyful service of licensing and celebration at Gloucester Cathedral
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