Diocese Prayer Run: Final day
The Diocese Prayer run has been completed! The 120km run stretched from the north of the diocese to the south and took place over the 21st - 26th October. The week provided opportunity to pray for Living Hope in the city, towns and villages of Nottinghamshire and beyond. Each day was split into a number of 5km and 10km runs that people could join, as well as prayer meetings in over 20 churches across the diocese. We've been sharing stories from
Diocese Prayer Run: Days 4 & 5
The Diocese Prayer run is a 120km route stretching from the north of the diocese to the south. The run is taking place over the 21st - 26th October and is an opportunity to pray for Living Hope in the city, towns and villages of Nottinghamshire and beyond. Each day is split into a number of 5km and 10km runs that people can join, as well as prayer meetings at over 20 churches across the diocese. Day 4: St John's with
Diocese Prayer Run: Day 1
Day 1: Misson to Retford Today was the start of the diocese prayer run! A 120km route stretching from the north of the diocese to the south. The run is taking place over the 21st - 26th October and is an opportunity to pray for Living Hope in the city, towns and villages of Nottinghamshire and beyond. Each day is split into a number of 5km and 10km runs that people can join, as well as prayer meetings at over 20
Diocese Prayer Run 21st – 26th October Route
We're looking forward to the ‘Diocese Prayer Run’ that will be taking place over October half term 21st-26th! Following the launch of the refreshed vision earlier this year we want to pray together for living hope across the city, towns and villages of Nottinghamshire and beyond. This will be opportunity to do this in the churches, fields, paths and streets of our diocese. The 120km prayer run route will be spread over 6 days and will stretch from the most
Diocese Prayer Run 21st – 26th October Route
We're looking forward to the ‘Diocese Prayer Run’ that will be taking place over October half term 21st-26th! Following the launch of the refreshed vision earlier this year we want to pray together for living hope across the city, towns and villages of Nottinghamshire and beyond. This will be opportunity to do this in the churches, fields, paths and streets of our diocese. The 120km prayer run route will be spread over 6 days and will stretch from the most
Announcement of new interim Dean
An update from Bishop Paul concerning Southwell Minster: I would like to express my gratitude to all who took part in last Sunday’s moving and fitting Festal Evensong and Service of Farewell for Dean Nicola and Terry. As we now prepare to commence the process to appoint the next substantive Dean, and in consultation with the Cathedral Chapter, I am delighted that the Revd Canon Dr Neil Evans has accepted my invitation to become interim Dean of Southwell. Neil has recently moved to
LLM Licensing 2024 Photo Album
Please see below a link for the photo gallery! You can download individual images or the full album: LLM Licensing 2024 Photo Album Watch back the service
A Farewell to the Dean of Southwell
The community of Southwell Minster, friends, family, colleagues and civic representatives from all parts of the diocese and beyond gathered in Southwell Minster on Sunday 29th September for a Service of Festal Evensong for Michael and All Angels and Farewell to the Dean of Southwell, the Very Revd Nicola Sullivan. Nicola has been Dean of Southwell for over 8 years, leading the ministry and mission of the cathedral as well as supporting the spiritual life of the diocese and the county
Final Sermon – Dean Nicola
Southwell Minster Festal and Farewell Evensong Michael and All Angels 29 September 2024, 3.30pm Daniel 10: 4-21; Revelation 5 Prayer ‘But we have this treasure in clay jars, so that it may be made clear that this extraordinary power belongs to God and does not come from us’ 2 Corinthians 4:7 I asked a good friend who knows me far too well if she had any tips for a final sermon. Her wise advice, ‘Don’t forget Nicola, less is usually more!’ While it’s hard to be brief on such an