Papua New Guinea
Prayers after school fire in Papua New Guinea
Up to 60 students, as well as a school chaplain and his family, have been left homeless after a fire destroyed a dormitory and the adjoining staff house at the
Up to 60 students, as well as a school chaplain and his family, have been left homeless after a fire destroyed a dormitory and the adjoining staff house at the
Aylsham Parish Church, in partnership with the school’s Religious Studies Department, created the Soul Space in a marquee on the school field as part of a growing national initiative to
Churches up and down the country will be encouraged to host informal café-style meetings over the weekend of Saturday 30 March to bring together people of all standpoints and encourage
The service was part of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity and all churches took part in the service in various ways. Those involved included North Walsham Methodist church,
Starting at Aylsham Parish Church, fellow pilgrims led by the Bishop Graham, began the Prayer Pilgrimage at the War Memorial in Aylsham, followed by a walk around Aylsham’s beautiful Market
The space included an interactive prayer room with students coming in during their philosophy and ethics lessons and having the opportunity to take part in a whole range of activities
Aylsham Parish Church, in partnership with the school’s Religious Studies Department, created the Prayer Space in a marquee on the school field as part of a growing national initiative to
The walk was led by Church of England Rector the Revd Martin Greenland, Methodist Minister the Revd Steve Cullis and Roman Catholic Deacon the Revd Peter Glanville. A retired BBC Radio producer, Peter conceived