St Richard’s Church, Peel Hall in Wythenshawe, marked Black History Month with a special service that brought together worship, storytelling, history, and fellowship.
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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.
Throughout October, communities, schools, churches and organisations across the country will mark Black History Month.
Young people, educators, church leaders and advocates for racial justice came together for the first-ever Shades Celebration Gathering.
Manchester Cathedral echoed with music, dance and joyful celebration on Sunday as hundreds of people gathered for Worship Around the World.
General Synod elections take place this year, and you are invited to stand.
The month of July is dedicated to commemorating, celebrating, and educating on the rich history, culture and contributions of people from South Asia.
Recently, members of the Bishops’ Leadership Team engaged in anti-racism conversations, modelling that this work is not for a few but for all of us.
As we pause to mark Windrush Day, we take a moment to remember, honour and listen, reflecting on the enduring legacy of the Windrush generation.
The Shades Team recently held a successful Hub for Oldham, Ashton and Rochdale Deanery at St Thomas' in Oldham.