As we reach Holy Week, we hope and pray that recent events in Sudan can offer an opportunity for vision and be a forerunner for building a culture of peace.
CCN Thought for the Week for Holy Week – solidarity with our friends in Sudan
CCN Thought for the Week for 12th April – an appreciation of teamwork and friendship!
We seem to be busy at Coventry with visits from various CCN partners at the moment, which is a real joy! On just one weekend last week we welcomed a visit from Neuruppin in Germany on the Friday, and on
CCN Thought for the Week for 22nd March – Thoughts on The Knife Angel at Coventry Cathedral
Until Easter, a wonderful artwork stands just below St Michael and the Devil at Coventry Cathedral: the Knife Angel, a unique memorial to the victims of knife crime, made from over 100,000 knives seized by the police in the UK.
CCN Thought for the Week for 15th March – The Busmannkapelle, Dresden
In this week’s Thought, read the unique and inspiring story of the latest new CCN partner to join the Community of the Cross of Nails this year.
CCN Thought for the Week for 1st March – Mark Simmons, Coventry Cathedral
I was privileged to be invited to speak last week at the 75th anniversary commemoration for the bombing of the city of Nijmegen. This, the oldest city in the Netherlands, is only 2 miles from the German border and was
CCN Thought for the Week for 22nd February – Bilton CE Junior School, Rugby, UK
Bilton CE Junior School is one of our newest ICON Schools – so new they’ve not even had their Cross presented yet! But we’re so thrilled to read of their excitement at joining the ICONS network we wanted to share it here.
CCN Thought for the Week for 15th February – a focus on our growing ICONS network
Jen Jenkins, our new ICONS Project Officer at Coventry Cathedral, reflects on her recent visit to one of our ICON Schools, St Aidan’s Primary in Hartlepool.
CCN Thought for the Week for 8th February – a focus on HOPE Africa
This week’s Thought is a spotlight on the work of our lead partner in South Africa, and the work that it does.
CCN Thought for the Week for 1st February – Margaret Lloyd, Coventry Cathedral
“Fear and prejudice about those we do not know are often behind our divisions…It’s in our hearts that transformation must come for there to be reconciliation.”
CCN Thought for the Week for 25th January – Beatrice Rummel, Plauen, Germany
One of our forthcoming partners, from Plauen in eastern Germany, shares this wonderful story of historical forgiveness and rebuilding for this week’s Thought for the Week.
