That's a wrap on our final Service of the term!
Can't wait to welcome you all back to Chapel next term.
A huge thank you to our Interim Chaplain, our Chapel Clerks, @CorChrMusic ,Organ Scholars; Yejoon Park and Oliver Clements, our Director of Music, and our Ordinand @Bunky3288
Today, the Secretary General of the Anglican Communion, the Rt Revd Anthony Poggo has shared a Pastoral Letter in response to a statement by GAFCON on October 16, 2025.
Read the letter on Anglican News: https://t.co/fbpir5Yq1a
Or on the website for the Anglican Communion Office here: https://t.co/o1mplmvGkq
Improve your Sunday by watching monks and nuns, friars and sisters, from across Europe and from different traditions of the Church, folk dancing in a Welsh meadow on a late-summer afternoon
Our latest blog is a message of hope for all who feel overwhelmed by the need for peace in our world, or who wonder how one person’s actions can make a difference.
We sat down with Rev Colleen Shekerie, Chaplain to @bhamcathedral – read now: https://t.co/Y4LPZQQT5W
Deeply saddened by news of the bombing of the Al Ahli Christian hospital in Gaza this morning on Palm Sunday and the start of Holy Week. Devastation upon devastation. Prayers for Diocese of Jerusalem and all concerned
"True #ecumenism by its very nature is inclusive and conciliatory. It is committed to making sure as many confessions and traditions are at the table as possible..."
Rev Dr Ben Aldous encourages us all to live out an ecumenism of compassion
https://t.co/fj9BqP337Q
#Unity
It’s three years since the invasion of Ukraine and the start of a war that has brought so much pain and suffering. Let us continue to pray for peace and not tire of showing support and compassion to all those affected by the horrors of war.
Today marks Contemporary Martyrs Day in the Coptic Orthodox Church, and the 10th Anniversary of #The21#LibyaMartyrs, a day of solemn remembrance while at the same time being a moment of recognition of their incredible strength, resilience, grace and witness, as well as their families’ remarkable ability to graciously forgive. All in all, and somewhat ironically and counterintuitively, an occasion for thanksgiving and celebration.
We give thanks for their powerful witness and the encouragement that they have given to the whole world…the world that they changed on that day, on the beach, in those distinctive orange suits. They have become icons in the most selfless and impactful way.
On this important day we pray repose for our Martyrs, continuing comfort for their families, loved ones and communities, forgiveness for those who contributed to the taking of their lives in every way, and God’s peace upon His world, that this inhumanity may never be repeated.
Remember their names. Remember their faces. Remember their story.
Proud and thankful to be consulted along the production journey of the wonderful @21MartyrsFilm, which I encourage you the watch here https://t.co/DKR4qiIBza.
The Bishop of London was moved to tears and had to pause her speech, crying as she lamented the "micro-aggressions" still faced by women in the Church of England
A striking moment at the CofE's synod today:
What we’ve got to is independent scrutiny, and that is progress. However, what we really need is operational independence in our safeguarding. We can still get there - but Synod’s decision yesterday makes for a longer and more complex path. @churchofengland@synod
🎥 Wild Bright Hope Videos Are Live!
Explore hope through 12 dynamic voices in this transformative series. Each chapter comes to life with a video from its author—offering deep insight for your Lenten journey.
Watch now: 🔗 https://t.co/sPO9wVkIAU @SPCKPublishing#Lent
Racial Justice Sunday SongShare resource
Groundbreaking initiative launching on Racial Justice Sunday (9 Feb) to spotlight and uplift the music of Caribbean and African songwriters in Britain and Irish churches.
#SongShare
https://t.co/96oFeEX4C5
The Moderator of the Church of Pakistan, the Rt Revd Azad Marshall, has warned that a new law in Pakistani which makes the dissemination of “fake or false” information a criminal offence could be misused against Christians.
https://t.co/W8g1OtI3Yj
The body of Christ broken and out poured has always been political. It is incumbent upon those who are gathered around it to speak for justice, mercy and compassion. May it not become an anomaly but a rhythm our lives. Grateful for Bishop Mariann Edgar Budd🙏🏾
Interesting webinar to follow the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2025 (18-25 January).
For details of #wpcu2025 and related resources please see: https://t.co/JQTkPcRq0m