Written by 25th November marks the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. It launches 16 Days of Activism – an international campaign calling for action to end violence against … Continue reading “16 Days of Activism to End Violence against Women”
This year we have three delegates attending the WUCWO European Regional Meeting , Budapest, 13-16 November 2025, on behalf of the NBCW. Sophie Rudge, Helen Burgess and Margaret Clark will … Continue reading “Updates from Budapest”
Our friends at Andante have sent us the first edition of their new News Network publication ‘actuELLE in Europe‘. The aim is to increase the visibility and impact of women’s initiatives … Continue reading “ANDANTE first edition of actuELLE in Europe”
The Adventurous Accompaniment weekend began on Friday 10th October in the evening, with a prayer led by Margaret, featuring the Psalm 139. Eighteen women attended the opening session, with the … Continue reading “Event Report: Adventurous Accompaniment Weekend”
Dear friends, In recent months, I have had the wonderful opportunity to participate in WUCWO’s Regional Conferences in Africa, North America and Asia-Pacific. These have been deeply enriching and motivating … Continue reading “An autumn message from WUCWO”
Responding to the appointment of Dame Sarah Mullally to the office of Archbishop of Canterbury, Vice-president of the NBCW Jacintha Bowe said: This is truly an historic occasion, and whilst … Continue reading “The NBCW responds to the appointment of Dame Sarah Mullally to the office of Archbishop of Canterbury”
Dear Friend of Andante, We hope you have enjoyed the summer. We are now well into September and the period set aside to celebrate and reflect upon the season of … Continue reading “A Season of Creation letter from Andante”
Written by Till God Will – Mary Ward through her writings– Edited by Gillian Orchard (IBVM ) Supporting books and articles: In Till God Will, Mary Ward (1585-1645) recounts her life and … Continue reading “NBCW Book Review: A study of the life and works of the Venerable Mary Ward”