The latest news from across the Diocese of Durham.
Contact the Communications Team regarding a news story or press release.
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The latest news from across the Diocese of Durham.
Contact the Communications Team regarding a news story or press release.
From 27–28 February, around 150 students and young adults from 14 churches across the North East gathered for the ONE WAY Conference, an ecumenical event bringing together Christian student and young adult communities with a shared heart for church unity.
The partnership between GATHER, The Hearth, and The Auckland Project has matured over the last two years into a reliable rhythm of pilgrimage. We are excited to share a new experience day this spring as we return to Bishop Auckland on March 13th. There is a genuine sense of anticipation from our team about journeying alongside those who attend; we've seen firsthand how these days foster deep connection, and the feedback from past events continues to be a real encouragement.
Downing Street has announced that His Majesty the King has approved the appointment of the Venerable Rick Simpson, currently Archdeacon of Auckland, as the next Bishop of Durham.
All Saints Stranton is marking its 900th anniversary with a special exhibition celebrating weddings held at the church over the years.
A curate in Durham Diocese has expressed her joy after excelling on BBC TV show Gladiators.
It has today been announced by 10 Downing Street that Bishop Sarah, our Bishop of Jarrow and Acting Bishop of Durham, is to be the next Bishop of Ely. We offer our warmest congratulations to Bishop Sarah as she prepares to move into this exciting new ministry.
The Acting Bishop of Durham and Durham Cathedral are delighted to announce the appointment of the Revd Canon Jane Maycock as the new Canon Missioner and Residentiary Canon at Durham Cathedral.
The Revd Canon Remi Omole is moving on from his role as Diocesan Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Enabler after five years.
The Diocese of Durham is continuing its work on Called to Fruitfulness, a 10-year programme of transformation and renewal for churches across the region, supported by national church funding.
A priest in Durham Diocese has been appointed to chair a neighbourhood board that will decide how £20 million of vital funding will be spent to help regenerate one of Gateshead’s most disadvantaged communities.
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