Today, 25th February, at 6pm is a time of memorial at the Evangelical Augustinian Monastery in Erfurt. This has long been a date to be remembered for the victims of a bombing attack in Erfurt on 25 February 1945, and
This year’s internship is unlike any we’ve had before – this is Fine’s experience of working for Coventry, but at quite some distance, for much of this intern year.
“The most important lesson the pandemic has given us, is how much we depend on each other: friends, neighbours, countries.” A refection on Covid-19 from the rector of the five churches of Bergen Cathedral Congregation, which joined the CCN one year ago, just before the pandemic arrived.
“As a Christian minister, part of our call is the pastoral task of bringing order into chaos”: a reflection on a chaplaincy visit to the Falkland Islands, but holding much wider resonances too in this current era of so much uncertainty for us all.
A reflection on this hugely symbolic day, 75 years on from the UN’s first general assembly.
The Magi’s journey is a life-changing one, as, necessarily, are all paths that lead to reconciliation. A story of travelling together, from the far west coast of Canada:
This epiphany season, as we mark the time when the Magi came to the baby Jesus with gifts, we are seeking to shine a small spotlight on these, our own gifts: these CCN partner charities each making such a difference in terrible times.
The power of the message of Light, Light and Love brought by the Stalingrad Madonna for Christmas 2020.
Adverse circumstances are bringing sweeping change to one of our UK partners, Flodden Peace Garden. Read their story here and please hold them in your prayers.
It’s been a year unlike anything we’ve known before. The key word for it probably is ‘online’; as for so many others, everything’s gone this way this year for the CCN! To look on the positive side however, it’s forced
