Articles by: Diocese of Winchester - Communications Team
Lenten Reflection: A Way Through the Wilderness
Today’s Lenten reflection was written by Julie Renton, an Associate Tutor within the Licensed Ministry Training programme. In Exodus 15:22-27 we read of how, having been three days in...
Lenten Reflection: Where the Wild Things Are
Today’s Lenten reflection was recorded by Will Howard, a Tutor in the Licensed Ministry Training programme. You can find a transcript of the video below: Hello, everybody. I’m always...
Lenten Reflection: Dwell in the House of the Lord
Today’s Lenten reflection was written by Steve Fice, an LLM training through the Licensed Ministry Training programme. My favourite place in the world is Dartmoor, a wild and rugged...
Young People Explore a Life in Ministry
The first Young Vocations evening has been held at Old Alresford Place to encourage and support young people who feel called to work in God’s church. The young people...
Diocesan School Pupils Become Ambassadors for God’s Planet at Parliament
School pupils from three Church of England schools in the New Forest have played a key role in raising awareness of climate justice at Parliament. Young people from William...
Churches Across the Diocese Mark World Day of Prayer
The World Day of Prayer is a global ecumenical movement that brings Christians together to hold a common day of prayer each year. It has been taking place annually...
Lenten Reflection: Driven by the Spirit
Today’s Lenten reflection was written by Revd Christine Smith, an Associate Tutor within the Licensed Ministry Training programme. In 1939, as the storm clouds of war gathered over Europe,...
Lenten Reflection: Wilderness as a Refuge
Today’s Lenten reflection was written by Polly Brown, an LLM training through the Licensed Ministry Training programme. Do you have moments in your life when you feel you are...
Lenten Reflection: Wilderness and Loneliness
Today’s Lenten reflection was written by Sally Russell, an LLM training through the Licensed Ministry Training programme. Times of emotional and psychological wilderness will come, whether we wish it...