February 6th
On the 4th Sunday before Lent, please pray for Clipstone, All Saints (Vacant; Area Dean: Zoe Burton; Lay Chair: David Ince; Churchwardens: June Halpin, David Marriott) and the Church of Ireland.
February 5th
Please pray for Blidworth, St Mary of the Purification; Rainworth, St Simon and St Jude (Zoe Burton) and the Diocese of Kapsabet – The Anglican Church of Kenya.
February 4th
Please pray for Sector Ministries: Sherwood Forest Hospital Trust Kings Mill Hospital (Liz Franklin) and the Diocese of Kapoeta – The Province of the Episcopal Church of South Sudan (Eastern Equatoria Province).
February 3rd
Please pray for Mansfield Deanery (Area Dean: Zoe Burton, Lay Chair: David Ince) and the Diocese of Kanyakumari – The (united) Church of South India.
February 2nd
On Candlemas, the Presentation of our Lord, please pray for Worksop St Paul (Nicolas Spicer) and the Diocese of Western Kansas – The Episcopal Church (VII (7) Province)
February 1st
Please pray for Worksop St John (Tim Stanford) and The Diocese of Kansas – The Episcopal Church (VII (7) Province)
New Canon Missioner, The Revd Paul Rattigan
On Saturday 22 January, Bishop Paul installed The Revd Paul Rattigan as Southwell Minster's first ever Canon Missioner.
First GP Chaplaincy in Nottinghamshire
The first GP chaplaincy service in Nottinghamshire has begun its pilot at the Windmill Practice in Sneinton, with a particular focus on those who have suffered loss. The chaplaincy’s first users have said they feel heard "like never before".
A Rocha UK’s Eco Church Awards
A Rocha UK’s Eco Church Awards require the churches who apply to demonstrate their commitment to caring for creation, ranging from optimising energy efficiency to discussing climate change in sermons. Recently, the diocese has reached the 5% threshold of Bronze Award churches which we need to achieve a Bronze Eco Diocese Award. More than 50 of our churches are working towards their Eco Church status now, of which 16 have at least a bronze award. St Patrick’s Nuthall achieved their silver
In Memory of Colin Slater MBE
We are saddened to hear that Colin Slater MBE died yesterday. While many tributes have been offered to Colin as ‘the Voice of Notts County’, he was also a man of deep faith. Colin made a remarkable and inspirational contribution to diocesan and synodical life and witness in Southwell and Nottingham.