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Join Bishop Matthew next Thursday for the first seminar in his Art of Discipleship series, an evening of inspiration, reflection and practical insight focused on the theme of Giving.
Our Deanery Celebration Events have been continuing this week with busy events in the deaneries of Bolton and Oldham &…
Manchester Diocese is aware that an independent investigation report commissioned by the Anglican Church Southern Queensland in Australia has shared serious safeguarding…
Yesterday evening, we gathered at St Peter’s, Bury for the first of eight deanery gatherings taking place over the coming weeks.
We are deeply saddened to share the news that Kath Pollard, Deanery Lay Chair for Bury and Rossendale, passed away this weekend. Kath was a devoted servant of Bury Parish Church, her deanery, and the wider diocese.
The Revd A Daniel Ramble is stepping down from his role as Area Dean of Oldham and Ashton Deanery and…
Diane Gray-Stephenson, Racial Justice Programme Lead, recently attended the Easter Sunday service at St James Church in Moss Side and found it to be both joyful and uplifting.
Historic England has published an update on the Places of Worship Renewal Fund.
We are pleased to share the news that the Revd Georgina Stirling, currently serving as curate at Nelson Street Church in Rochdale, will be moving to take up a new role at St Thomas Pimhole in Bury.