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Ahead of Archdeacon Andy's move to his new role in Howden, there will be an opportunity to say farewell to Andy in a service at Beverley Minster.

York Diocesan Synod will meet on Zoom on Saturday 20th June.

A new collection for churches across the diocese to engage with pilgrimage.

Movements of clergy and others, into, out of and between posts in the Diocese of York.

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.

St George’s Day (23 April) offers an opportunity to reflect on courage, faith, and love for our neighbour.

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.

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.

The New Worshipping Community at St Lazarus has opened its doors this week, with an unusual meeting space: a bouncy castle.

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.

A dozen witnesses to the crucifixion of Jesus will be voiced by church members in a powerful re-telling of the events of Good Friday and Easter Day, in a group of North Yorkshire churches during Holy Week.

The Diocese of York and the Church Commissioners for England have confirmed that The Orthodox…