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journalists running from danger by Paul Conroy
Home WORSHIP & MUSIC WORSHIP MINISTRY TO JOURNALISM

MINISTRY TO JOURNALISM

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St Bride’s association with printing began in 1500 when Caxton’s apprentice, Wynkyn de Worde, relocated his printing press here, and it grew as the emerging profession of journalism established its national base within our parish. The news industry may have moved from the Fleet Street of today, but St Bride’s remains the spiritual home of all in the news and media industries. The attacks on press freedom and on individuals striving to bring us the truth is greater than ever and our ministry to journalism never more important.

ALISON JOYCE – Rector of St Bride’s
photos of killed journalists who have been remembered at the Commemorative Service

Journalists’ Commemorative Service

St Bride’s holds an annual service to commemorate the journalists, crew, and support staff who bring us the news.

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journalists altar at St Bride's with plaque commemorating journalists and crew

Journalists’ Altar

An altar stands in the north aisle on which a candle burns remembering journalists in danger or who have died.

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Memorial Archive

St Bride’s is honoured to have held many memorials commemorating and celebrating the lives of those associated with news and the media.

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CONNIE DIMSDALE and ANUSHKA SUHARU Guild Of St Bride Journalism Busary recipients

Journalism Bursary

The Guild of St Bride offers a bursary to support post-graduate journalism students as they begin their careers.

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faces of journalists who have died or are missing or held captive

Support our Ministry to Journalism

Your donations help us continue to commemorate and pray for journalists who put themselves in danger to bring us the news.

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