As we continue to deliver our vision we are committed to ensuring that all of our governance structures support parishes, chaplaincies and schools in their ministry.
As we continue to deliver our vision we are committed to ensuring that all of our governance structures support parishes, chaplaincies and schools in their ministry.
As a Senior Church Planter for the Antioch Network, Solomon John planted a thriving intercultural church in Salford and also established a Kannada‑speaking congregation.
Next week, listeners will tune in to a special series of BBC Daily Service broadcasts featuring local women clergy, alongside the voices of the Bolton Parish Church Choir, Bolton Junior Choir, and Sing My Soul Choral Scholars.
The Archbishop’s visit to Manchester on Thursday, 19th March has been shaped to reflect the diocese’s priorities of Parish Renewal, Growing Younger, Church Planting and Revitalisation, and Developing Missional Leaders.
This spring, please join us for one of our deanery celebration events taking place across the Diocese of Manchester.
We are pleased to introduce The Antioch Network's new Clergy Lead, Revd Greg Sharples. The Antioch Network is a partnership of small missional churches working together to plant, revitalise, and grow local congregations.
We are delighted to announce that we have been awarded significant funding by the national church for an inspiring investment programme to resource mission and ministry across Manchester Diocese.
On Tuesday evening, the Revd Andy Bird was officially licensed as Assistant Curate at William Temple Church in Wythenshawe. Andy…
We have been working in partnership with the Church Revitalisation Trust to open Fabric Church and refurbish the building Ardwick Barracks.
Following a six-month long closure for renovations and renewal, St Werburgh’s in Chorlton, opened its doors once again for a joyful carol service.