Today we pray for family, friends and loved ones. We lift to God those we hold in our hearts – praying for their health, their well-being and their sense of hope.
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The Revd Canon Andrew Zihni announced as next Dean of Gloucester
Stand up to domestic abuse: Message from Bishop Rachel
Mud, mess and mystery: resources for outdoor worship including Forest Church
Sport and Faith Leader – Stonehouse – Sportily
Environmental liturgy
Deepening faith: what we thought of the CGH course
Lost Cirencester statues recreated with a modern twist
How Village Churches Thrive – a practical guide
Diocese of Gloucester Academies Trust (DGAT)
Introducing Barrie Voyce, our new Senior Youth Connector
Ordinations 2017
Festival Ministry by Wendy Ruffle, a Pioneer Minister in Tewkesbury
Sally’s story: “God got me out of bed to paint”
Carve the Dates in Stone: Gloucester Cathedral Launches New Stonemasonry Events Programme
Bishop Rachel’s Reflections for Daily Prayer