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143 results found for 'Vision for the 2020'
A vision and strategy for the Church of England in the 2020s.
In today’s digital age whilst zoom, social media and online church services are keeping many connected during Coronavirus lockdown – those self-isolating without internet access can be left feeling forgotten.
Daily HOPE, the free 24-hour worship phoneline launched by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby on 26 April, has received more than 170,000 calls, totaling more than two million minutes of listen time.
A Durham City-Centre Church is celebrating after six members of its congregation were recommended to train as clergy this year.
Since the government announced that public worship in churches could restart after more than three months of lockdown, churches have been taking innovative steps to help keep their congregations as safe as possible:
As lockdown continues to ease, churches across the country continue to innovate to keep their congregations as safe as possible.
People are exploring faith during lockdown through Facebook comments and the Church of England’s national services streamed online.
An online Community of Prayer is to be launched after a cathedral saw digital worship numbers soar after Covid-19 restrictions came into force.
During the pandemic, nearly a quarter of a million people have used the Daily Prayer podcast – finding support in a daily cycle of prayer traditionally associated with monastic communities.
London has seen a wave of new Church of England congregations in the last few years, with everything from a German-language Eucharist service to ‘disco worship’.
Several children who are regular attendees of Messy Church have come forward for baptism.