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City church rector Fr Paul Kennedy prepares a new Ukraine aid convoy, delivering ambulances, vehicles and medical supplies while calling on the Diocese of London to pray for peace and support families affected by war.
Strengthen ministry with children, young people and families through the national Incumbents’ Leadership Programmes starting autumn 2026. Clergy can express interest by 18 June for bishop nomination, with tailored pathways for mid-sized and larger churches. Limited places available.
Jessica Masters-Carrer, Youth Ministry Adviser in the Diocese of London, reflects on Youthscape’s Annual Research Day, exploring youth discipleship, digital culture, racial justice and online echo chambers, while considering how churches can create hopeful and inclusive spaces where young people feel heard, valued and equipped.
Hackney curate and Stepney Ministry Experience Scheme leader, Robyn-Ann Russell-Jones, describes an approach to discipleship that begins with taking time to truly see, listen to, and walk alongside others.
St Katharine Cree, the Guild Church for workers in the heart of the City of London has hosted a major new portrait exhibition called Voices for Transparency, bringing together photographs from around the world to tell the stories behind financial corruption and secrecy jurisdictions.
In “Returning to the Discipline of Recognition", missiologist and theologian, Dr Harvey Kwiyani, explores racial justice, Pentecost, and the Church’s need to recover the spiritual discipline of truly seeing one another as equals within the body of Christ.
Information about clergy moving into and around the Diocese.
As St Mary’s, Somers Town marks its 200th anniversary, a major restoration project and more than £860,000 in fundraising are helping secure the future of one of central London’s most historic churches and its mission of prayer, welcome and community service.