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Wiverton in the Vale were delighted to welcome back LAMPs Collective to St Andrew's Church, Langar on Palm Sunday to stage their production of The Passion on 13 April. The LAMP collective has also staged the wonderful performance of Salt and Light in October. Told from the perspectives of Peter, Mary Magdalene and a Roman centurion named Marcus, this powerful contemporary drama leads us up to and through the events of Holy Week, to the cross and beyond. The life,

Holy Week and the Easter weekend were filled with inspiring moments and meaningful community gatherings at St Michael's in Bramcote. Maundy Thursday began with a Holy Communion service with a reading from Exodus 12, recounting God’s command to commemorate the Passover with a special meal. This was followed by a reading from John 13, describing Jesus washing the disciples’ feet at the Passover Festival, an act of humility just before His betrayal, arrest and crucifixion. Following the service, a traditional Agapé gathering brought people together to

Holy Week at St Swithun’s was a powerful journey from quiet contemplation to joyful celebration, as the church community gathered to reflect, worship, and rejoice together. Maundy Thursday offered an intimate evening of heartfelt worship. With acoustic music and a Spirit-filled atmosphere, it was a space to pray, and to draw near to the heart of Jesus, creating space to prepare for the days ahead. Good Friday brought a contemplative pause with Reflections of the Cross, held at 2pm in the church. This quiet, moving

PARISH RETIREMENT Revd. Jon Wright, at present Rector of Bingham benefice, is to retire on 30th April 2025. Jon's last Sunday at St Mary's and All Saints Bingham will be 27th April 2025. We're grateful for Jon's ministry in the diocese, please do pray for him as he comes to the end of his time in Bingham and prepares for retirement. MISSION ASSOCIATE IN BECKINGHAM, WALKERINGHAM, MISTERTON, WEST STOCKWITH, CLAYWORTH & GRINGLEY-ON-THE-HILL Revd. Liz Mack, at present Assistant Curate in the benefice of Bawtry

It’s been great to hear of some wonderful stories of baptisms across our diocese last month, including 4 adults and 1 youth baptism St Ann with Emmanuel Church and 2 youth baptisms at St Johns Bilbrough Woven. In both churches those being baptised were surrounded by their church community to pray and celebrate with them on this significant moment in their life. We’ve shared a couple of the encouraging stories below from St Ann’s Church: "Faith has always been a part

November 24th was such a joyful morning as we celebrated the confirmation of 23 candidates at Southwell Minster as part of the festival of Christ the King (the last Sunday before Advent). This was a particularly special occasion as the Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell led and preached at the service, as part of his missionary visit to the Diocese of Southwell & Nottingham. Every person who comes forward for confirmation brings a powerful story of testimony of God at work

Winter is just around the corner! The property team at Jubilee House have provided some helpful tips and support for ensuring your home is winter ready. Follow the tips below and if you have any further questions you can contact property@southwell.anglican.org Tips To Help Get Your Home Winter Ready Test Your Heating  With the hectic winter period in full swing, you may not have had the time or energy to fully assess your home’s heating status and identify any potential weak spots. Being proactive

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

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

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