On Saturday 17 January, St Paul’s Cathedral held a special Eucharist and Farewell Service to mark the departure of the Right Reverend and Right Honourable Dame Sarah Mullally DBE, the Bishop of London. After eight years leading the Diocese, Bishop Sarah will assume her new role as Archbishop of Canterbury on 28 January.

The Bishop of London, The Rt Revd and Rt Hon Dame Sarah Mullally, marked the Advent period, leading up to the wonderful mystery of Christ’s birth.

Across the world, war and disaster continues to deprive millions of people of basic necessities. As proud Chair of Christian Aid, Bishop Sarah was pleased to help launch the charity’s Christmas Appeal at St Stephen’s on Sunday to raise funds for life-saving support.

On Sunday, Bishop Sarah welcomed new members into the family of God at St Bartholomew’s Bishop Sarah shared that, “Confirming and baptising has been one of the greatest privileges of my role as Bishop of London.”

Bishop Sarah gathered with fellow women clergy of the Diocese of London for ‘Voices of Grace’ on Thursday evening, sharing a meal with all who attended.

Bishop Sarah champions London Living Wage Week, a vital moment of hope for justice each year.

Yesterday Bishop Sarah joined the congregation in a powerful time for reflection, worship and learning for Bishops’ Study Day.

Last night, Bishop Sarah marked 60 years of Carers UK, ahead of Carers Rights Day coming later this month.

Bishop Sarah visited Berliner Dom on Sunday and spoke about living through hardship, drawing on a stained-glass image of Grenfell Tower.

On Reformation Day, Bishop Sarah had the privilege to share in Mass with the congregation of St Nikolai in Berlin.