Author: Nic Tall

Together for the Church of England are delighted to welcome the nomination ofSimon Robinson, Dean of Truro, as the next Bishop of Warrington. As well as cathedralresponsibility, Dean Simon brings strong experience from his career in education, andhis leadership of the priestly Sodality of Mary. For Together his nomination is especially significant in giving England…

Together for the Church of England have released a video explaining the need for a more inclusive and diverse Church of England, making the case that the church should be for everyone. It is a positive and encouraging short film, and permission is given for it to be used in church meetings and widely shared.

TOGETHER FOR THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND RESPONDS TO THE DECISION OF GENERAL SYNOD TO PROGRESS WITH INCLUSION OF LGBTQIA+ PEOPLE It has been nearly ten years since General Synod rejected the House of Bishops’ refusal to change the Church of England’s provision for LGBTQIA+ people. Since then, the Church has invested enormous time and hope…

Second Sunday of Advent, December 7th 2025 A sermon preached by The Very Revd Joe Hawes, Dean of St Edmundsbury The preaching of the Baptist is a call to turn again and repent. It’s a call to institutions and individuals to clean house. John’s ministry, in all four gospels, is both specific and personal and…

Or: navigating the waves in the wake of the sinking of LLF by Fr Charlie Baczyk-Bell This paper is offered to try to identify what is, and is not, the case following the (provisional) decision of the House of Bishops to progress with a B2 process for the prayers of love and faith. It makes…

For our Black History Month series, exploring our personal relationships with Black histories, Revd. Ayo Audu writes about his experience of being ordained in the Church of England. His perspective as a Black priest provides valuable insight into what it means to belong. Ayo ministers in the Oxford Diocese and is a member of the…

The Trustees of Together for the Church of England congratulate the Rt Revd Cherry Vann on her election as the next Archbishop of Wales. We have appreciated her gifts in ministry during her career in the Church of England, and warmly welcome the Electoral College’s decision that she is the right person for the Church…