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26 Feb 2020

Coronavirus (COVID-19)

The Coronavirus outbreak is affecting countries and localities in the Diocese in Europe. Here you will find web links to the latest information published by the UK Government, Church of England, World Health Organisation including links to national administrations, and the European Union.

24 Feb 2020

General Synod session, February 2020

In this piece, General Synod member from the Diocese, Mary Talbot, reflects on shame, sorry, ‘we need to do much better’, togetherness, laughter, and daring to hope, across debates at its 10-13 February session in London.

 

22 Feb 2020

Lent 2020

We look ahead to the season of Lent which begins this week, including Bishop Robert's Lent Appeal and the Church of England's #LiveLent Campaign.  Read more here.

 

18 Feb 2020

Recruitment: Administrative Assistant (Ministry Team) - Diocese in Europe

The Diocese in Europe is seeking a dynamic, flexible and expert administrator to support its work particularly through the ministry team.  You can find out more about the role here.

14 Feb 2020

Ministry opportunities for young people in Europe

Are you a young person interested in exploring your vocation to possible ministry in the Church of England? Would you be interested in spending a year assisting in one of our chaplaincies in continental Europe? Find out more here ...

12 Feb 2020

Safeguarding: Past Cases Review 2

Bishop Robert has issued a statement to the Diocese on the launching of Past Cases Review 2 on safeguarding.

 

8 Feb 2020

Bishop Robert: "The mission of the Church across our diocese is to serve the peoples of Europe"

Bishop Robert has reaffirmed our Diocesan mission is to serve the peoples of Europe, as the UK leaves the EU. Brexit day on 31 January was marked by services and events in the Diocese, including in Brussels and Luxembourg.

7 Feb 2020

Gibraltar Archdeaconry Synod 2020

The Gibraltar Archdeaconry Synod 2020 gathered in Spain (27-31 January). The theme for the Synod was “Caring for Creation,” which was carried through worship, preaching, keynote address, Bible study and plenary sessions.