Rochester Cathedral hosts annual Messy Cathedral event
Rochester Cathedral was filled with colour, creativity, and community spirit
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Rochester Cathedral was filled with colour, creativity, and community spirit
An opportunity to explore and experience different ways to pray was the focus of the Prayer Festival organised by the Diocesan Spirituality Network.
Focusing on one clear mission: to make Christ known in every area of life, St Francis is growing faith and nurturing relationships across their community.
Poverty and Hope coordinator, Peter Kettle gives an update on this year's appeal
Called Cascade, the project will support those leading in churches, schools, and other diocesan settings, in their physical, relational, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing.
St Nicholas Church in Sevenoaks has installed new solar panels as part of its commitment to care for God's creation.
A joyful service at Rochester Cathedral saw ten new Licensed Lay Ministers and three Children and Young People Lay Workers licensed.
Relations with families built over months and years are bearing fruit at St John's Bromley.
Those in ministry and other roles across the Diocese have gathered for the Maundy Thursday Chrism service.
Jesus and Mary Magdalene were the focus of Bishop Jonathan's Easter Sunday sermon at Rochester Cathedral.