Justin Welby Instagram – It is wonderful to be in the Diocese of Exeter to see all that God is doing across this great Diocese. Today I visited The Ilfracombe Academy and encouraged its pupils to remember that their identity is found in God, and not defined by their exam results or achievements. It was good to also celebrate God’s goodness and the abundance of the natural world at Holsworthy Livestock Market’s Harvest Festival. Rural life and agriculture are a huge part of the bedrock of this nation – and we must safeguard God’s creation so that we can continue to nourish and sustain our people.

$Justin Welby Instagram - It is wonderful to be in the Diocese of Exeter to see all that God is doing across this great Diocese. Today I visited The Ilfracombe Academy and encouraged its pupils to remember that their identity is found in God, and not defined by their exam results or achievements. It was good to also celebrate God’s goodness and the abundance of the natural world at Holsworthy Livestock Market’s Harvest Festival. Rural life and agriculture are a huge part of the bedrock of this nation – and we must safeguard God’s creation so that we can continue to nourish and sustain our people.$

Justin Welby Instagram – It is wonderful to be in the Diocese of Exeter to see all that God is doing across this great Diocese.

Today I visited The Ilfracombe Academy and encouraged its pupils to remember that their identity is found in God, and not defined by their exam results or achievements.

It was good to also celebrate God’s goodness and the abundance of the natural world at Holsworthy Livestock Market’s Harvest Festival.

Rural life and agriculture are a huge part of the bedrock of this nation – and we must safeguard God’s creation so that we can continue to nourish and sustain our people. | Posted on 11/Nov/2023 02:03:25

Justin Welby Instagram – On Armistice Day in the Diocese of Exeter, a poignant morning prayer service at St Mary-the-Virgin, Torquay. The space is dedicated to lives lost to bombing in the St Marychurch area in 1943.

I then joined in an Act of Remembrance at the Cenotaph in Torquay. We prayed for healing from past conflict, for bridges across divides, and for peace in the future.

This afternoon at the University of Exeter, I spoke with four incredible people who support the bereaved.

The Good Grief Project stayed with me – it helps people to view grief as an active and creative process.

$Justin Welby Instagram – It is wonderful to be in the Diocese of Exeter to see all that God is doing across this great Diocese. Today I visited The Ilfracombe Academy and encouraged its pupils to remember that their identity is found in God, and not defined by their exam results or achievements. It was good to also celebrate God’s goodness and the abundance of the natural world at Holsworthy Livestock Market’s Harvest Festival. Rural life and agriculture are a huge part of the bedrock of this nation – and we must safeguard God’s creation so that we can continue to nourish and sustain our people.$

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