Archdeacons' Visitation News - Summer 2025
First published on: 27th June 2025We are grateful to Ecclesiastical Insurance for supporting the production of the 2025 Archdeacons' Visitation News, which is now available to download.
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We are grateful to Ecclesiastical Insurance for supporting the production of the 2025 Archdeacons' Visitation News, which is now available to download.
Generosity Week runs from September 28 - 5 October 2025. Read more about what's planned and how you can take part.
In this video, our new Deacons tell us a little bit about themselves and their journey to ordination in their own words.
Ely Cathedral and Diocese are inviting young people from our churches in school years 7 to 11 to gather together for a Pilgrimage at the beginning of July and spend 24 hours together in the Cathedral and precincts.
A day of refreshment for busy ministers, Clergy and LLMs in the Diocese of Ely and beyond.
Read the latest newsletter from the Disability Project: Working together to ensure Deaf and disabled people are full members of the church
Church of England churches can get free resources, free training and even free software from the national church.
A selection of photographs from our Admission of Churchwardens service at Ely Cathedral.
Welcome to our new Priests to be Ordained on Saturday 28 June at 4pm at Ely Cathdral.
Our new Deacons, to be ordained by the Bishop of Huntingdon on Sunday 29 June at 10.30am at Ely Cathedral
A blessing of the backpacks is not just for children. Older students, University students, Teachers and Adults who work in Education can be invited too.
Online events for those of UKME/GM heritage exploring/on the journey towards lay/ordained ministry, and creating a space to pray specifically for ME Vocations.
A tour of Catworth, Stow Longa, Alconbury and Abbots Ripton Churches, led by Ecclesiastical Historian John Vigar.
A new interactive digital report and video highlights the impact of the Church of England’s Net Zero Programme so far.
Find grants that your church could apply for, in the totally free Cornerstone grants database.
Running from Saturday 14 to Sunday 22 June 2025, Festival Week is a celebration of our wonderful Leightonstone churches, bringing communities together through shared events, and open doors. All are welcome to come along.
Thy Kingdom Come is a global ecumenical prayer movement that invites Christians around the world to pray for more people to come to know Jesus.
2025 marks the 1700th anniversary of the original development of the Nicene Creed. To celebrate this, a variety of resources have been produced for the use of churches, groups and individuals.
During a debate in Westminster Hall, MPs praised the contribution that our church buildings make and the value-add that they provide - spiritually, socially and in looking after the most vulnerable people, calling on the Government to make the Listed Places of Worship Grant scheme permanent.
A fundraising coffee morning, 1940's-era dressing up, sharing memories and stories, bell ringing, beacon lighting and sounds of swing!