Jo Chamberlain

This weekend, Tuvalu’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Climate Change and Environment Maina Vakafua Talia held a bilateral meeting with His Eminence Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Secretary of State of the Holy See and Principal Advisor to His Holiness Pope Leo.

Sheffield artist's sketches celebrate 'the power of nans' Pete Mckee said the drawings, shown in an exhibition, pay tribute to the beloved nans in his life.

Sheffield artist's sketches celebrate 'the power of nans'. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Announcement of Next Archbishop of Canterbury Watch Rt Revd and Rt Hon Dame Sarah Mullally DBE, who will be the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury, make their first address at Canterbury Cathedral. May God...

Today Bishop Sarah Mullally, nominated as the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury, made her first address at Canterbury Cathedral.

Watch the address at cofe.io/106thArchbishopAddress.

Woman named as new Archbishop of Canterbury in historic first Bishop of London Dame Sarah Mullally, a former nurse, has been named as the next Archbishop of Canterbury - the first time a woman has been appointed to the role in the Church of England's history.

Incredible news! Praise God

#ArchbishopOfCanterbury

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Alleluia! What gift to have Bishop Sarah's prayerful leadership and wisdom as we serve our nation and witness to the hope we enjoy in the risen Christ. Fabulous news.

Sarah Mullally is named as first female archbishop of Canterbury No 10 announces decision although role will not legally be taken on until January, before an enthronement service Sarah Mullally has been named as the first female leader of the Church of England as Downing Street announced the 106th archbishop of Canterbury nearly a year on from Justin Welby’s resignation over the handling of a safeguarding scandal. This is the first time an archbishop of Canterbury has been chosen since the Church of England allowed women to become bishops in 2014. Continue reading...

Sarah Mullally is named as first female archbishop of Canterbury

Great news. I think this is a great appointment. 🥰

I was quite nervous at the start but England have got this in the bag! #WRWC2025 #rugby #redroses

Women’s rugby crashes into mainstream as England go for glory in World Cup final * World No 1 side face No 2-ranked Canada on Saturday * Emphasis on legacy effects aims to keep sport rising Over the past month women’s rugby has crashed into the mainstream with all the ferocity of a prop forward burrowing across the gain line. And on the day of a compelling Women’s Rugby World Cup final, it shows no sign of slowing down. A crowd of 82,000 will watch England face Canada at the Allianz Stadium, Twickenham, a world record for a standalone women’s match. While organisers have always been bullish, they admit that a tournament that has upended stereotypes and attracted legions of new fans has surprised even them. Continue reading...

Women’s rugby crashes into mainstream as England go for glory in World Cup final

Sign ups are now live for our January Potting Shed cohort!
Join us as we grow eco communities rooted in faith, sustainability, and nature.
All the details here: hazelnutcommunityfarm.com/potting-shed...

Somewhere to be leaving - Greenbelt

Greenbelters, we've got some biiiig news to share with you. Grab a seat. Next year’s festival will be our final one at Boughton, as we begin the search for a brand new festival home. It’s a lot for a post isn’t it? Sorry. The link below has everything you need to know...

Exciting but scary! Change is never easy and Boughton is beautiful. But @greenbeltfestival.bsky.social will also be beautiful wherever it is ❤️🌈

Bishops welcome recognition of Palestinian state | The Church of England ‘A step towards the attainment of equal rights and the settling of a long standing debt that Britain owes the Palestinian people’

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It was a great joy to confirm these thirteen wonderful people this morning at All Saints Parish Church, Normanton. Ranging in ages from 11 to 68, they are a wonderful reminder that Jesus calls people of all ages and backgrounds to follow him and choose life. #worship

The Great Switch for Creation | The Church of England Switching to a green tariff is a sacred act of care and leadership. We have the practical tools to help you take action today.

There are many ways you can celebrate the Season of Creation if you don’t want to mess with the liturgy. An eco fair, special prayer meeting or service not on a Sunday, litter pick, nature and prayer walk, pledge to switch to a green energy supplier www.churchofengland.org/about/enviro...

Feast of creation is on its way! Just going through the various ecumenical processes to get it adopted everywhere

A powerful act for the #SeasonofCreation - switch to a renewable energy tariff

www.churchofengland.org/about/enviro...

Kat Cowan on BBC Radio Leeds - 31/08/2025 - BBC Sounds The week's big topics, faith and ethical discussion.

Bishop Malcolm was on BBC Radio Leeds yesterday, sharing about his week in faith - do listen to find out all about what he's been up to!

You can listen here, from 1:16:40 ⬇ www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...

St James' Wetherby make good progress on net zero journey - Diocese of Leeds One of our Ripon area churches has made significant progress towards becoming net zero, and are looking to share what they have learned with their local community.

One of our Ripon area churches has made significant progress towards becoming net zero, and are looking to share what they have learned with their local community.

Read more here ⬇️ leeds.anglican.org/who-we-are/n...

Switching to a green energy tariff is a small but powerful step your church can take to reduce your church's environmental impact.

Find out more on the Church of England website: www.churchofengland.org/about/enviro...

Did you catch Joe Wilson on his Sunday show on @BBCLancashire?

Was great to hear our very own Dave Champness, Creation Care Senior Project Manager, sharing how churches are embracing Creationtide

You can listen to it here from 2 hour 50 mins: https://contentstudio.page.link/C6ic

Peace with Creation - Season of Creation 2025 Garden of Peace, Isaiah 32: 14-18 A logo of a tree, with half the logo showing desert and no leaves, and the other half showing green leaves and grass

Creationtide, or the Season of Creation starts today.

From 1 September - 4 October, Christians around the world come together to give thanks, pray and consider how to respond to our calling to protect God’s Earth.

www.sheffield.anglican.org/support/for-churches/social-transformation/our-partners/

Telling…

Five arrested after masked men try to enter west London asylum hotel Two anti-asylum groups marched to Crowne Plaza before attempting to enter building at rear, Met police say

People’s homes are being stormed by far-right groups. The govt. Is saying nothing about how violence like this will not be tolerated. Where is Starmer’s “law and order” now? They’ve no control and we are moments away from someone being killed. www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025...

The #SeasonOfCreation starts tomorrow! If you're planning services for the month and need a little help, seasonofcreation.org has ideas to take you through all 5 week of celebrating 'Peace with Creation'. seasonofcreation.org @SeasonCreation

It’s #SeasonofCreation from tomorrow #CofE

Great win for the #NorthernSuperchargers #TheHundred
Never in doubt

NORTHERN SUPERCHARGERS CLINCH THEIR FIRST HUNDRED TITLE! 🏆

#TheHundred

It’s the very least it could do…