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24 Mar 2022

Refection by Revd Dr Frank Hegedűs, Chaplain at St Margaret's in Budapest

"Our faith always calls us away from places of comfort and the familiar...even if we never leave home. Yet we, like Abram, need not fear.  For, the Lord is still our shield." Read more here.

21 Mar 2022

Ukraine Appeal: Briefing to Chaplaincies

On Friday 18 March, the Diocese held a virtual briefing to inform chaplaincies about the Bishop's Lent and Easter Appeal, in partnership with USPG. Here are the key highlights from the briefing.

21 Mar 2022

International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination

Remembering the 1960 Sharpeville massacre in apartheid South Africa, Revd Smitha shares more with us ahead of International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. 

18 Mar 2022

“War disrupts our lives but our faith gives us resources” : Fleeing Ukraine to Budapest

The war in Ukraine has spilled over, in many ways, to neighbouring countries including Hungary. Rev'd Solomon Ekiyor, missionary to Nigerian students in Ukraine, shares his story of fleeing to Budapest. 

16 Mar 2022

Chaplaincy Briefing about our Lent and Easter Appeal

A recording of this event can be found here.

This meeting is for all chaplaincies who are interested in hearing more about the Bishop’s Lent and Easter Appeal for the Ukraine. 

 

11 Mar 2022

March eNews: Ukrainian Special

Hear from chaplaincies working with Ukrainian refugees, upcoming events such as our weekly 'Vigil prayers for Ukraine' and more resources in our latest edition of eNews. Read here.

11 Mar 2022

Prayers for Peace in Ukraine - Every Wednesday

Every Wednesday through Lent, join us for a Vigil with Prayers for Peace in Ukraine’.

Find out more and click to join here.

Previous service have been made available here.

11 Mar 2022

A message from the Chaplain of St Andrew’s Moscow

"St Andrew's Anglican Church in Moscow is situated only 10 minutes walk from the Kremlin, the physical and geographical centre of power. The Ministries of Education, Culture and Defence are near neighbours. We are in the centre of power and yet we are powerless." 

Read Revd Canon Malcolm Rogers' message here.