Every follower of Christ is an ambassador for Christ (2 Cor 5:20).

These first weeks of the Easter season have been very much marked by baptism and confirmation.

It is in many ways fitting that Pope Francis died on the Monday of Easter Week, a day of rest after the rigors of Holy Week and the celebration of

Long ago God spoke to our ancestors in many and various ways by the prophets, but in these last days he has spoken to us by a Son… (Hebrews 1:1-2) On

One of the things that I am deeply grateful for in the life of our diocese are our international partnership links. We have four. Two are in India: the Diocese

I do hope you will take some time to read in the Bulletin today the stories from two of our locally selected Ordained Local Ministers, Jackie Colburn and Clare Negreira.

Last week, as I watched those extraordinary scenes of Trump, Vance and Zelensky in the Oval Office, I was struck by all the pointing. There was the physical pointing of

It is something of a truism to say that as a society our levels of anxiety are high, and it is often said, rightly, that we see it in our

During the meeting of the General Synod last week there was much mention made of power and trust. For me, this all highlights the primary importance of paying attention to

Ivor Perl, a survivor of the Holocaust, was speaking on the radio last week of his experiences in the concentration camp at Auschwitz. He and his older brother survived while

Yesterday, in his inauguration speech, 78-year-old President Trump stated that the golden age of America was beginning.

I was fortunate enough to spend two days at the beginning of January visiting the city of Dublin. It was my first time and yes, I did do a tour

In these early days of January it has been wonderful hearing so many local stories of worship and welcome over Christmas. Hundreds and hundreds of people of all ages across