It’s been a busy Freshers’ Week at the University of Manchester with thousands of new students arriving in the city, meaning it’s been all hands on deck for the university chaplaincy teams to ensure they receive a warm welcome.
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On Saturday, our diocesan community gathered for the annual service of celebration for Authorised Lay Ministry (ALM), a joyful occasion celebrating the dedication, diversity, and vital work of lay leaders across Greater Manchester and Rossendale.
Yesterday evening, we gathered at St Peter’s, Bury for the first of eight deanery gatherings taking place over the coming weeks.
Jamie Mackenzie has recently taken up the role of Lead Anglican Chaplain for Manchester universities. He started just in time to welcome new students to the city centre.
Chaplaincy is a ministry of presence, requiring a commitment to walk alongside people through both the high points and the more challenging moments of life.
Four prison chaplains share their experiences of working in Manchester’s institutions.
Our chaplains, like Revd Hilary Edgerton, play a vital role in offering support in prisons. Read her reflections here.
Catherine offers pastoral and religious support to patients and staff, with the help of her dog, Tandal.