Bishop of Hull rededicates city burial ground as a place of memory, history, and community
The Rt Revd Dr Eleanor Sanderson, Bishop of Hull, today rededicated Hull Trinity Burial Ground, marking a new chapter for one of the city’s most historic sites. The burial ground…
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Diocesan Synod 20 June 2026
Presidential Address The Archbishop invited Synod to learn from the wisdom of the ant: patient,…
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Middlesbrough leaders gather for Bishop’s Boro Big Breakfast
More than 80 leaders from across Middlesbrough gathered on Friday 19th June for the latest…
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Archbishop’s Presidential Address to York Diocesan Synod, 20 June 2026
Archbishop Stephen gave an address to the York Diocesan Synod today.
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Diocese of York shares Church of England’s apology for historical adoption practices
The diocese shares the Church of England’s national apology for its historic role in adoption practices linked to mother and baby homes.
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The Revd Steve Wilcox appointed Associate Archdeacon of Hull
The Associate Archdeacon role will help turn Living Christ’s Story into action across Hull Deanery
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Could you stand for General Synod?
Clergy and lay people across the Diocese of York are invited to consider standing for General Synod.
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New deanery team ministries celebrated at Pentecost
Pentecost marked the beginning of two new team ministries in the Mowbray Deanery.
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Great Ayton hosts service for RAF pilot buried 86 years after death
A Cleveland parish remembers one of their own.
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Nominations now open for RECOGNISE 2026
Churches across the Diocese of York are invited to nominate children’s, youth, and family workers for RECOGNISE 2026, a Church of England initiative celebrating the people who help children, young people, and families grow in faith.
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Celebrating love of neighbour on St George’s Day
St George’s Day (23 April) offers an opportunity to reflect on courage, faith, and love for our neighbour.
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Children’s voices woven into worship through new diocesan cope
A new cope, created from artwork by children and young people across the Diocese of York’s schools, brings their faith and experience into the heart of worship and reflects what we see God doing so often in the scriptures.
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Sharing learning on racial justice across the Church
Each year, the Church of England’s Racial Justice Unit brings together people involved in racial justice work from across its 42 dioceses. The event offers an important opportunity to celebrate encouraging work from across the country, share insights and good practice, and reflect on some of the challenges faced by those engaged in racial justice work in the Church.
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