Church Buildings
Diocesan Advisory Committee (DAC): ONLINE FACULTY SYSTEM, maintaining church & churchyard, guidance, grants and training
The Diocese of York is made up of 470 parishes with over 600 churches, and these pages have resources to help you with the mission and ministry of your church and parish.
See the monthly Diocesan Prayer Diary to help you to pray for all of them.
Diocesan Advisory Committee (DAC): ONLINE FACULTY SYSTEM, maintaining church & churchyard, guidance, grants and training
Sharing our stories with the world and with each other is the lifeblood of our church family.
Help and resources to make sure your church is welcoming and accessable for people with disabilities.
If you're a churchwarden, on a PCC, or want to help your church in other ways, these pages are for you.
As Christians, we have a duty to cherish God's creation and care for the environment.
These pages contain resources to help you manage your church's finances, including sources of grant funding and loans.
Information on legal matters, including help available from the Diocesan Registry, and how the Diocese is governed.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has now replaced the previous law on data protection (the Data Protection Act 1998) and gives individuals more rights and protection in how their personal data is used by organisations. Parishes must comply with its requirements, just like any other charity or organisation. This page provides guidance, templates and a checklist to help you.
Information on Parochial Fees and Casual Duty Fees, including guidance for Funeral Directors.
International and ecumenical prayers from the Archbishops of Canterbury and York between Ascension and Pentecost.
Resources from the Church of England to help promote and support the ministry of church weddings
Courses, training and resources to help dioceses in development and growth.
Information and resources for holding your Annual Parochial Church Meeting (APCM).
Matters concerning the unification of Parishes and Benefices, and the closing of churches.