News - Diocese of Ely

The Etheldreda Medal Award 2020

First published on: 22nd September 2020

We are delighted to inform you that this year the following people have been nominated and have accepted this award, which will be given at the Evensong service at Ely Cathedral on Saturday 17 October 2020.

Michaelmas Ordinations 2020

First published on: 22nd September 2020

Find out who is being ordained priest and deacon this year in the Diocese of Ely over a range of dates and locations.

Bishop Dagmar's Reflection for the 15th Sunday after Trinity

First published on: 10th September 2020

Here is the latest in a series of Reflections from Bishop Dagmar, Bishop of Huntingdon. In this video, Bishop Dagmar provides her reflection for the 15th Sunday after Trinity, 20th September 2020.

Bishop Dagmar's Reflection for the 14th Sunday after Trinity

First published on: 10th September 2020

Here is the latest in a series of Reflections from Bishop Dagmar, Bishop of Huntingdon. In this video, Bishop Dagmar provides her reflection for the 14th Sunday after Trinity, 13th September 2020.

Bishop Dagmar's Reflection for the 13th Sunday after Trinity

First published on: 4th September 2020

Here is the latest in a series of Reflections from Bishop Dagmar, Bishop of Huntingdon. In this video, Bishop Dagmar provides her reflection for the 13th Sunday after Trinity, 6th September 2020, on Matthew 18:15-20.

Church Heritage Diocesan Newsletter - September 2020

First published on: 2nd September 2020

We're delighted to release latest Church Heritage Diocesan Newsletter.

NHS Test and Trace for your church

First published on: 1st September 2020

The Parish Buying team have collaborated with tracking specialists to offer a service that uses QR code technology to sign-in your church visitors.

Bishop Dagmar's Reflections

First published on: 26th August 2020

Bishop Dagmar's Reflections are available to view on the Diocesan YouTube channel.

Bishop Dagmar's Reflections

First published on: 14th August 2020

Bishop Dagmar's Reflections are available to view on the Diocesan YouTube channel.

Bishop Dagmar's Reflections

First published on: 14th August 2020

Bishop Dagmar's Reflections are available to view on the Diocesan YouTube channel.

An update from St Mary's Church Wimbotsham

First published on: 14th August 2020

â€˜â€˜from the ashes of despair and destruction comes Resurrection''

Bishop Dagmar's Reflection - Trinity 9

First published on: 7th August 2020

Here is the latest in a series of Reflections from Bishop Dagmar, Bishop of Huntingdon. In this video, Bishop Dagmar provides her Reflection for Trinity 9 (9 August 2020).

Financial and Grant guidance for churches

First published on: 5th August 2020

A reminder of the many resources on the Diocese website to help support your church.

A warm thankyou

First published on: 5th August 2020

From Canon Linda Church.

Discover, explore and raise money for our amazing historic churches

First published on: 5th August 2020

Ride and Stride 2020 is still taking place on the 12th September and your help is needed now more than ever.

New Grants Announced

First published on: 5th August 2020

Two new funding streams have recently been launched to help tackle the impact of Covid-19 and help heritage buildings re-open.

One benefices approach to putting their services online

First published on: 3rd August 2020

The Rev Becky Dyball explains what her church community have done to put their services online.

Bishop Stephen's Reflection for Trinity 8

First published on: 30th July 2020

This week, Bishop Stephen, Bishop of Ely, steps in for Bishop Dagmar to offer his reflection for Trinity 8 (2 August 2020).

Bishop Woodford House Retreat and Conference Centre

First published on: 30th July 2020

Announcement of Closure

Churches remember three extraordinary people in the abolitionist movement

First published on: 29th July 2020

The Rev Nikki Mann introduces three short videos on Olaudah Equiano from the Rev Eleanor Whalley, Thomas Clarkson from Rev Matthew Bradbury and William Wilberforce from Rev Andrew Hammond.