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More than 250 clergy and Readers gathered at Manchester Cathedral for two Continuing Ministerial Development (CMD) Days, exploring how God is calling us to try new things and respond to the needs of our local communities.

Manchester Monastery hosted headteachers and senior leaders from CE schools and trusts across Manchester Diocese for a leadership day.

Joined by staff from St John's House and members of the Diocesan Advisory Committee (DAC), they spent the day visiting churches at different stages of developing their buildings for future ministry and community use.

Diane Gray-Stephenson, Racial Justice Programme Lead, shares a reflection on a powerful moment in Manchester's history, when local people showed extraordinary solidarity in the fight against slavery.

The latest round of Council for Social Aid (CSA) Large Grants has just opened, offering up to £30,000 over three years to support Anglican church-owned and church-linked projects across our diocese.

This week, the new Diocese of Manchester Choral Scholars, part of the Sing my Soul project, visited Bishopthorpe Palace to record three BBC Daily Services.

Readers from across our diocese gathered at Manchester Cathedral on Sunday afternoon for a special service celebrating Reader ministry, with new Readers licensed, experienced Readers recognised for their service, and existing Readers renewing their commitment to ministry.

A First World War regimental flag that hung in Bolton churches for more than a century has fallen after age finally took its toll.

Throughout October, communities, schools, churches and organisations across the country will mark Black History Month.