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The 2026 General Synod elections provide an important opportunity to strengthen the representation of voices minoritised by ethnicity. For this reason, we are encouraging clergy and lay people from minority ethnic backgrounds who may feel called to serve on General Synod, to explore this opportunity, learn more about the election process and consider whether this may be a next step in their ministry and leadership journey.
Three families from the congregation of the Church of the Ascension, Kenton, hosted a memorable cultural evening on Saturday 25 April, inviting guests to explore Indian and Tamil traditions through Virunthombal - the art of hospitality.
Racial Justice Sunday is an opportunity for churches to come together to reflect on the importance of racial justice and to celebrate the beauty of our differences. It reminds us that everyone is loved equally by God, and it calls us to stand against racism, treat one another with respect, and work together for a more just and welcoming world. Resources are available from Churches Together in Britain and Ireland.
Two church schools in North Tyneside have been awarded Schools of Sanctuary status – recognising their solidarity with and welcome for people seeking safety from war and persecution.
A week on from the devastating murders of innocent children in Southport, Bishop Helen-Ann has "utterly condemned" the violence and racism that has followed in towns and cities across the nation. She has called for unity, love and hope.
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