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Our Diocese

The Church of England from the Yorkshire coast to the A1, and between the Rivers Humber and Tees.

Living Christ’s Story

To live Christ’s story is to be part of God’s mission of love in and for the world today and we need a flourishing and sustainable church of followers of Jesus for this to happen.

Vision

As the church of Jesus Christ, we have two stories to tell: the story of Jesus’s life, death and resurrection; and the continuing story of what Jesus has done through his church, including what he is doing in our lives now by the power of the Spirit.  That is Living Christ’s Story.

To become more like Christ; to reach out to people who do not yet know Christ; to grow churches of missionary disciples which are younger and more diverse; to transform our structures and finances.

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Latest news from, for and about the communities and churches of the Diocese of York

  • 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.
  • Jumping for Joy: The Newest Worshipping Community in the Diocese of York

    The New Worshipping Community at St Lazarus has opened its doors this week, with an unusual meeting space: a bouncy castle.
  • Gathering Lent Pilgrimage Features on BBC’s The One Show

    The ancient tradition of pilgrimage is seeing a resurgence in popularity in 2026, reflected most recently in Archbishop Sarah’s pilgrimage, as well as in Faith in the North’s Pilgrim Places and in the Church of England’s upcoming Pilgrim Places, Holy Lives.

Latest events occurring across the diocese to equip, support and disciple.