Founded over 35 years ago, bccs is a mental health charity which supports the emotional health of children and families across Essex and East London. Hear about its work during lockdown.
Bishop responds to migrant boat deaths
Bishop McAleenan said: “What is truly needed is…a shifting of mindset on the part of those who set the rules, and the pursuit of heartless profiteers to ensure that no one feels compelled or encouraged to risk their life or that of their children, in a dangerous craft on the open sea.”
Chigwell Sisters remember their refugee arrival in UK 150 years ago
The Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary arrived in England during the Franco-Prussian War – and from a few German refugees, their Charism has spread throughout the UK and Ireland, to the Americas, Africa and The Philippines.
Gidea Park statue finds new home at Ilford school
The Virgin in Prayer is now at Ss Peter and Paul School in Ilford while a newly-commissioned bronze of Mother and Child graces the church of Christ the Eternal High Priest in Gidea Park.
Diocesan appointment reflects importance of Youth Ministry
Claire Bailey, once assistant manager at the BCYS retreat centre on Canvey Island, will be supporting parish clergy, catechists and youth leaders, as well as school staff and chaplains as the Diocesan Director of Youth Ministry.
World Mission Sunday 2020: Here I am, send me!
On World Mission Sunday 2020, we will be honouring the brave and selfless women and men already making a huge difference in Malawi, one of the poorest countries in the world. Please support Missio if you can.
Newsletter for Schools from Rob Simpson, Director of Education
Read the latest Education Newsletter from the Diocesan Director for Education, Rob Simpson.
‘Fratelli Tutti’ – a Franciscan vision for global healing
Read about Pope Francis’ Social Encyclical and its vision to heal a broken world.
Bring hope and help to those in need this Family Fast Day
Please get involved in CAFOD’s series of online events for Family Fast Day from 8-11 October. Coronavirus means this year it is even more important.
SWF churches to launch Town Nurse Project
The South Woodham Ferrers churches are looking to recruit a registered nurse to lead the service, working for five hours a week in the town in a paid position.