Bring Inter Faith Week into your local school
First published on: 14th August 2026Inter Faith Week gives young people the opportunity to learn about different faiths and beliefs while exploring what it means to build welcoming communities.
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Inter Faith Week gives young people the opportunity to learn about different faiths and beliefs while exploring what it means to build welcoming communities.
A guide to inspire and equip churches in growing a flourishing community.
All those who minister, work, or volunteer with children and young people across the Diocese are invited. Come by yourself and meet others or why not come as a whole team.
Huge Congratulations to our third Catalyst cohort, pictured here receiving their certificates in May.
Join our Diocesan Environment Officer, the Rev’d Canon Nigel Cooper, for a webinar on the new teaching document, Hope for all Creation.
Vikings, in their longboat, the Bear, (featured in the film 'How to train your dragon') will row up the Cam at Horningsea between 10am and 12pm each day, with Living History displays each day between 10am and 4pm on Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 September.
The Parochial Church Council of All Saints' Church, Elm has been awarded a grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to help deliver urgent repairs to the buildings rainwater goods and drainage to help secure the building for the future.
This policy calls upon all members of the church as the body of Christ to deepen their own commitment and practice in Caring for Creation as part of their Christian discipleship. It is a core part of the mission and ministry of the Church, contributing to all Five Marks of Mission.
This course is designed for all those who are church treasurers whether new to the role or just needing a refresher. It is also for those who support church treasurers and would like to know what is involved.
Our Discovering School Chaplaincy course can help you to support the wellbeing and faith development of young people in your local school.
Our next Bishop's Study Day will be on Tuesday 6 October and is open to Clergy, LLMs, ALMs, or anyone with a relevant role in their parish, church or benefice.
Read the Summer 2026 edition of our Growing Younger Newsletter to hear about all things Children, Youth and Families, with information on resources, news, training, and opportunities for networking.
Training for anyone working with children and young people in our churches
Cambridge Youth Work Collective, a network for all those working with young people in and around the Cambridge area within Church and Christian settings, are organising a social gathering for anyone involved in youth ministry in the local areas.
Many churches, some of whom may already act as warm welcome spaces during the colder months, could become a cool welcome space in this hot weather.
Our Bishop's Advisor for Self-Supporting Ordained Ministers holds monthly Zoom calls for SSOMs, providing a place to meet with other self-supporting ordained ministers, with the emphasis of the group being on supporting and giving each person space and the confidence to speak.
The King Charles III Charitable Fund small grants programme is dedicated to supporting UK-registered nonprofit organisations that make a meaningful difference in key areas such as social inclusion, health and wellbeing, education, environment, countryside, and heritage and conservation.
Each year, the Ely Diocesan Board of Finance (EDBF) produces an Annual Review that summarises the work of the Ely Diocesan Board of Finance and wider Diocese. The Review covering the activities of 2025 has now been published.
Developed by the National Giving Team, Cornerstone is an online generosity tool available free of charge to all Church of England churches. It offers three separate functions: Insights, Pathways and a comprehensive Grants database.
The General Synod has given final approval to a new festival, which will be celebrated each year on the first Sunday in September. This is the Festival of Creation in Christ: creation given through Christ, reconciled in Christ, and destined in Christ for freedom and glory.