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.
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Churches and schools celebrated Racial Justice Sunday in diverse and imaginative ways, each exploring what it means to love one’s neighbour and celebrate God’s inclusive love for all.
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.
When St Paul’s Church closed in August, worshippers found a new home at St Paul’s CE Primary School thanks to Reader Susan Pilkington and Head of School Paul Morgan.
Our recent Early Years Conference was a joy-filled day, which sparked fresh ideas for engaging young children and their families in faith.
Earlier this year, the Bible Society released The Quiet Revival report, which showed national growth in the number of young adults attending church and reading the Bible. Jamie Mackenzie, Anglican Chaplain to Manchester’s universities, is seeing this growth first-hand in the student communities he works with.
To mark Interfaith Week, a joint interfaith event was hosted by the Central Manchester universities in partnership with Manchester City Council, the Council and Christian and Jews, The Faith and Belief Forum and Manchester University Catholic Chaplaincy.
This Black History Month, the Shades Team has been serving our diocese with their annual Black History & Faith Tour.
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.
Last week, Manchester Cathedral came alive with the joyful sounds of singing, dancing, and worship as hundreds of children gathered…