The latest news from across the Diocese of Durham.
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Diocesan News
Ukraine - A Call to Prayer
First published on: 24th February 2022In response to the Russian attack on Ukraine, Bishop Paul and Bishop Sarah have released the following statement.
Church of England School receives prestigious Artsmark Award
First published on: 16th February 2022Pupils and staff at St Hild’s Church of England School are celebrating after receiving a prestigious Artsmark Award
School launches Thankful Tree
First published on: 11th February 2022In September, students at St Anne’s CE Primary School looked at what it meant to be thankful, after returning to school from a very difficult year
Students at Ian Ramsey CE Academy observe Holocaust Memorial Day
First published on: 11th February 2022Not just a number but what you make of your time on earth...
Synod calls for protection for child survivors of trafficking
First published on: 10th February 2022The General Synod has given unanimous backing to a call for the Government to ensure the protection of child survivors of trafficking after hearing of fears that the Nationality and Borders Bill could leave more children unprotected and at risk
Durham Church hosts Racial Justice Sunday BBC service
First published on: 8th February 2022A Durham Church has been chosen to host a special service for the four nations in Britain and Ireland, to be broadcast on BBC Radio 4.
Queen's Accession 70th Anniversary
First published on: 7th February 2022Sermon given by Bishop Paul to mark the 70th Anniversary of the Queen's Accession
Durham Cathedral to introduce new efficient lighting
First published on: 4th February 2022Durham Cathedral will welcome a team developing a new lighting scheme to make the building more efficient, reducing carbon emission by employing the latest LED technology
County Durham church receives national recognition
First published on: 27th January 2022St Andrews has received national acclaim for being one of the 10 best small pilgrimage sites in Britain.
Students decorate stones with messages promoting positive mental health
First published on: 26th January 2022The stones aim to support people in the Ryhope community
