On Wednesday this week, we pause. The familiar rhythms of the day will give way to silence, and we remember those whose lives have been lost or changed through war.

Earlier this month I participated in a secondary school assembly at The Cotswold School which was focused on the theme of justice.

In last week’s Bulletin I reflected on how we navigate change in the life of the Church. One of the realities we must face is that the future shape of

Last week it was a privilege to gather with Area Deans and Lay Chairs, members of the Bishop’s Staff Team and others for a day of thoughtful and constructive conversation

Last week I had the privilege of preaching at St Paul’s Cathedral, at a special service recognising and celebrating the ministry of Parish Safeguarding Officers from across the Church of

Last week, Bishop Robert and I spent four days in Oxford with the bishops across the Church of England. A lot of our time was spent with several distinguished speakers

Buildings that tell a story

“We … will tell to the coming generation the glorious deeds of the Lord and his might and the wonders that he has done. … that the next generation might

As I write this, it is garden party season here at Bishopscourt, and it is such a joy and privilege to be hosting different people, whether from worshipping communities or

For most children, this is the last week of the summer term, a week marked by a whole range of different emotions.

‘An argument arose among them as to which one of them was the greatest. But Jesus, aware of their inner thoughts, took a little child and put it by his side, and

It was a great privilege last weekend to be in our link diocese of Västerås in Sweden as the guest of Bishop Mikael Mogren, joining in their ordination services. On

If you ever travel to London from this part of the world, you will arrive at Paddington station, and like me you may enjoy watching children and adults alike sitting next to the statue of Paddington Bear as they pose for a photograph.

Having observed the great seasons of Lent and Easter, we now enter what the Church calls ‘Ordinary Time’.