Our upcoming Church Buildings Support Network meetings are an in-person drop-in Fundraising, Grants and Community Consultation Surgery, plus a Zoom session on the topic of Bats and Ecology.
Generosity Week 2025 runs from Sunday 28 September to Sunday 05 October, but the resources available can be used at any time of the year.
Join Holly Robinson for two Zoom sessions to highlight the changes to funding and an update on the 'Listed Places of Worship' Grant Scheme.
If you're exploring, thinking about, or just curious about what Lay Ministry could look like for you, please join our Lay Ministry Team for one of our online Explorer evenings, happening soon!
Our LyCiG conference aimed to inspire and equip leaders to grow their church - in numbers, in spiritual commitment and in service to their local community.
VAT claims need to be in by 31st March 2025 at the latest
The Mothers' Union central website contains a sermon, prayers and other resources, including for children, which you might like to use on Sunday 30 March.
Churches can find practical and easy tips to help them reach net zero in a new animation and guide launched this week.
We need as many churches as possible to participate, no matter how modest the claim to the LPWGS might have been.
We're delighted to release the latest Church Heritage Diocesan Newsletter.
The Diocesan Prayer is available to receive each day by email for those who wish to sign-up.
Sunday 9 March 2025 is the Day of Reflection across the UK for the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read the latest Net Zero Carbon and Environment news from around the Diocese, including details of local initiatives and funding opportunities.
Please join us in prayer as we seek to discern the person God is calling to this role.
Applications for grants to fund the conservation of special objects such as stained glass, paintings, bells, organs and clocks in churches are open from today as part of an expanded 5 million pound (GBP) scheme administered by the Church of England.
Canon Jutta Brueck and the Rev'd Devin McLachlan attended an interfaith Holocaust Memorial Day service at the guildhall in Cambridge this week.
There's still time for you to join our Leading your Church into Growth (LyCiG) conference for 2025.
Churches across the Diocese are providing warm spaces for people struggling to pay energy bills this winter, offering not just a refuge from the cold, but in many cases, food, activities and a chance to make friends and be part of a community.
The Church of England’s Energy Footprint Tool allows churches to enter fuel and power use from the previous year. The data collected from the tool will help your church understand its carbon footprint and will mean you may be eligible for grants to help kickstart your net zero projects.
An exhibition of exquisite embroidery from 1876 to the 1960s, from the archives of the Community of the Sisters of the Church.
