The Lambeth Conference is an international meeting of Anglican bishops which takes place around every ten years. The conference discusses church and world affairs and the global mission of the Anglican Communion for the decade ahead.
In August this year, the London College of Bishops travelled to Canterbury to take part in the conference.
Bishop Graham Tomlin, Bishop Rob Wickham and Bishop Ric Thorpe recorded some reflections on their experience of the conference:
Nine candidates from across the diocese have been licensed and admitted as Licensed Lay Ministers
The 2023 ordination lists of those being ordained to the Diaconate and the Priesthood.
A call to consider stepping beyond volunteering with children or young people...
A much-loved Edmonton church is to share in a £351,500 heritage funding boost from the National Churches Trust. A £20,000 National Churches Trust …
Amy Li, Christ Church Southgate, describes the Lay Ministry conference held in Edmonton Area.
What are the three things it takes to run a food project? Hannah from Lighthouse, East London, shares her thoughts.
Three children and youth workers share their experiences of volunteering.
A statement read by the Bishop of Stepney at St Leonard’s Shoreditch on Sunday 21 May 2023
The Bishop of Willesden blessed the renovation works completed on the parish church of St Lawrence, Eastcote.
