Coronavirus COVID-19; the Church responds
Advice, resources and news for local churches as they respond to the current Coronavirus outbreak.
Here you can find details of the people who work in the Diocese of York, the 21 Deaneries that make up the Diocese, and organisations with which we have special links.
Advice, resources and news for local churches as they respond to the current Coronavirus outbreak.
You can find the people who work in the Diocese of York here
Links to the Diocesan Database, Church of England Portal and 'A Church Near You'.
Made up of the Archbishop's Leadership Team with elected Members of Diocesan Synod, the Archbishop's Council also serves as the Synod's Standing Committee.
A Deanery is the network of churches in a locality, inspiring, influencing and leading mission and ministry.
Diocesan Synod is the representative body of the Diocese of York - find information and reports here.
Elections for the next five-year term of the Church of England's General Synod take place in 2021
As well as Wydale Hall, the Diocese has other wonderful locations for retreats or meetings.
The Diocese of York is twinned with three Dioceses in South Africa - Cape Town, False Bay and Saldanha Bay.
Wydale Hall is the Conference and Retreat Centre of the Diocese of York, set in fourteen acres of gardens and woodlands.
York Minster is the mother church of the Diocese of York and the Cathedral seat of the Archbishop.
The Diocese of York collects, maintains and processes personal data as permitted by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Read our full privacy statement here.
Parishes are amongst the charities and organisations that must comply with GDPR.
The York Diocesan Office houses much of the central administration of the Diocese, is a venue for many meetings and training sessions, and is the home of York School of Ministry (YSOM). Click here to open a map.
There may be occasional legal notices that must be displayed here in connection with Pastoral Reorganisation, Faculty and Planning matters, property matters and the Clergy Discipline measure.