Friday 28 January 2022
News from the diocese of York. The diocese includes the city of York, most of the East Riding of Yorkshire, and the eastern part of North Yorkshire.
For current vacancies in the diocese visit: Jobs in the diocese of York
CHRISTMAS services in England went ahead in person, despite the surge in cases of the Omicron variant: clergy and congregations adapted to move some of the largest services outside in badly hit areas to ensure that they could go ahead
31 Dec 2021
INTRUDERS in St Matthew’s, Withernsea, in East Yorkshire, had left empty-handed, it was thought — until it was time to ring the bell for Sunday service six days later
15 Oct 2021
Madeleine Davies begins a two-part examination of the Church’s future
10 Sep 2021
16 Jul 2021
27 May 2021
21 May 2021
20 May 2021
04 May 2021
23 Apr 2021
15 Mar 2021
12 Feb 2021
05 Feb 2021
The Diocese of Sheffield is seeking to appoint a Lead Chaplain (half time) to South Yorkshire Police and Associate Priest (half time) to a new Mission Area in Doncaster. This is initially a three year stipendiary appointment with the strong possibility of being extended thereafter.
This iconic and inspiring parish church has a tradition of modern liturgy and inspiring music. Following a restructuring of the music department, the church is looking to make a permanent appointment to the new post of Assistant Director of Music.
THE BISHOP OF LEICESTER IS SEEKING TO APPOINT AN INTERCULTURAL MINISTRY DIRECTOR
Lying to the south east of the County Town of Dorchester, and including a short section of the Jurassic coast, Watercombe Benefice is placed in a popular part of Dorset.
We are a friendly group of village churches in rural Shropshire near to the market town of Shrewsbury. There are 2 Benefices, 7 places of worship, 2 C of E schools, and a nursing home in the Severn Loop parishes.
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Companies offering Christian holidays tell Christine Miles what’s new in 2022
Abandoning a colonial paradigm requires more than tinkering the CNC’s composition, argues James Walters
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