You’re not too late: how women paved the way for Sara to begin LLM training
First published on: 13th April 2024God used many different women to help Sara towards ministry training
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Honouring many years of service to the Church
First published on: 11th April 2024Sheila and Stephen, from churches in the diocese, were honoured at the annual Maundy Money service.
Join with millions to pray 'Thy Kingdom Come'
First published on: 9th April 2024There's still time for you and your church to join in with the global prayer movement on 9-19 May
Easter highlights from across Guildford Diocese
First published on: 4th April 2024What do penguins and pirates have to do with Easter? Churches get creative sharing the Easter Story.
Making a difference to a real world problem
First published on: 3rd April 2024Christ Church Epsom became an Eco Church in 2018. In 2019 they were awarded the Bronze Award and in 2022 the Silver. The church is collectively committed to living in harmony with God’s creation.
How your church can become an Eco Church
First published on: 5th April 2024By using schemes like ARocha’s Eco Church, Churches are taking the lead in caring for God's creation. The program equips churches to integrate sustainable practices into worship, buildings, land management, community engagement, and individual lifestyles.
Children feel closer to God when churches partner with the local school
First published on: 3rd April 2024How do you help children feel closer to God? Our research shows that when churches partner with the local school they do just that. In 80% of the schools surveyed all the children said that when people from the local church visit the school, they feel closer to God.
It’s a full house for Justin Welby at ‘Speaker’s Corner’
First published on: 3rd April 2024The Archbishop of Canterbury is the latest guest to be interviewed and face questions from the floor at St Paul’s Camberley.
Seven ways you can care for creation
First published on: 27th March 2024Here are seven steps your church can take as we head towards the Church of England's target to be Net Zero Carbon by 2030.
Asking big questions is good for children
First published on: 26th March 2024A recent study by the Diocese of Guildford has found that the greater the involvement from a church in a school, the greater the children are aware of their own, and the world’s, strengths, wonder, and beauty.