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Fostering & Adoption Lifestyle 

Church of England apologies for role in historic adoption practices

19th June 202619th June 2026 Karen Seronay 295 Views 0 Comments adoption, christian, church of England, Mothers, Rt Revd Christopher Chessun, Sarah Mullally

The Church of England has apologised for its role in historical adoption practices, particularly in Church-run mother

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Revd Canon Eve Pitts: A turning point in the Church of England

25th March 202625th March 2026 Becky Wybrow 110 Views 0 Comments Atlantic Slave Trade, Black Woman, church of England, Gospel music, Revd Canon Eve Pitts, Roy Francis

In 1994 Revd Canon Eve Pitts made history by becoming the first Black woman to

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Reparations, £100m and the Church of England

18th March 202618th March 2026 Becky Wybrow 95 Views 0 Comments Alton Bell, Biblical Repentance, church of England, Codrington College, Institutional Continuity, Reparative Justice

Alton Bell argues that the Church of England must ignore demands to redirect its £100

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News 

Caribbean Archbishop backs Archbishop of Canterbury amid Project Spire criticism

19th February 202619th February 2026 Karen Seronay 105 Views 0 Comments Caribbean Archbishop, Caribbean nations, church of England, Revd Sarah Mullally, Slavery Abolition Act, USPG

The Archbishop of the Church in the Province of the West Indies (CPWI), The Most

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Southwark Diocese to celebrate BHM with special service

30th September 202530th September 2025 Becky Wybrow 157 Views 0 Comments anti-racism, BHM, Bishop Rosemarie Mallett, church of England, Diocese of Southwark, Southwark Diocese

The Diocese of Southwark are holding a special Black History Month service at Southwark Cathedral

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Churches’ Refugee Network welcomes new Chair | The Rt Revd Rose Hudson-Wilkin, Bishop of Dover

18th September 202518th September 2025 Karen Seronay 120 Views 0 Comments Bishop of Dover, Bishop Rose, church of England, churches refugee network, CRN, Richard Reddie

The Churches’ Refugee Network announces The Rt Revd Rose Hudson-Wilkin as the new Chair to

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Comment 

Why Windrush Day matters more than ever

2nd June 20252nd June 2025 Becky Wybrow 302 Views 0 Comments Black Pentecostal churches, Caribbeans, church of England, Empire Windrush, Roy Francis, Windrush Day

Roy Francis examines the historical roots of Windrush Day and shares why Britain’s Caribbean community

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More than 170 Church Leaders From Across the UK Have Urged the Chancellor to Scrap the Unjust Two-child Limit in Social Security Systems.

18th October 202416th October 2024 Karen Seronay 220 Views 0 Comments Challenge Poverty Week, church leaders, church of England, Niall Cooper, Poverty, Social Security Systems

Senior church figures from multiple denominations joined the growing national calls, ahead of the new

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Feature 

Racism, Diversity, and Inclusion in the Church

27th September 202424th September 2024 Becky Wybrow 419 Views 0 Comments Black Church, Carol Stewart, church, church of England, Diversity, Racism, Windrush generation

Carol Stewart explores racism and inclusion in the UK Church, and poses the question “Do

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New Chair of Trustees for Trinity College Bristol

13th June 202413th June 2024 Karen Seronay 264 Views 0 Comments Bishop of Hereford, church of England, General Synod, international students, Revd Esther Prior, Trinity College Bristol

Trinity College Bristol is delighted to announce the appointment of Revd Esther Prior as our

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Uncategorized 

Investigating Racial Incidents

29th May 202429th May 2024 Karen Seronay 330 Views 0 Comments anti-racism, Archbishops, charity, church of England, Guy Hewitt, Racial Incidents, Racism

Issued by the Archbishops’ Commission for Racial Justice Over the coming months, the Archbishops’ Commission

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News 

New Principal Appointed at the Queen’s Foundation

18th April 202418th April 2024 Karen Seronay 319 Views 0 Comments church of England, Methodist Church, ministerial, Paul Bayes, Principal, The Queen’s Foundation

Bishop Anne is currently the Bishop of Aston, and for 16 months was the Acting

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News 

£3m Funding for Church Growth in Margate and Maidstone

17th April 202417th April 2024 Karen Seronay 327 Views 0 Comments Carl Hughes, Christian faith, church of England, Colin Evans, Holy Trinity Margate, Maidstone

The Church of England has granted £3.2 million for a programme of church planting, or

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News UK 

Independent Oversight Group Recommends CoE Addresses legacy of African Enslavement with £1Billion fund

20th March 202420th March 2024 Becky Wybrow 725 Views 0 Comments African Enslavement, Black-led Oversight Group, childbirth, Church Commissioners, church of England, Oversight Group

Following its appointment last year by the Church Commissioners for England, an independent Oversight Group

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News 

UK Theology College To Receive Half a Million Pounds in Aid of Racial Justice Work

26th January 202426th January 2024 Karen Seronay 404 Views 0 Comments Birmingham, Black Ministry, Black theology, church of England, Queen’s Foundation, Stephen Lawrence Day

The Queen’s Foundation is one of England’s oldest theological institutions, home to the pioneering Centre

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