When teenager Pam Knowles first started teaching Bible stories to children at her beloved church in the Diocese of Liverpool in 1951, a post war Britain…
We’re delighted to share the first set of session dates: The sessions are free to attend, but registration is essential. You can reserve your place via…
As we continue to prepare our churches for Christmas its important to remember how we can remain sustainable whilst sharing the Christmas message with our congregations.…
We are sharing the news that Rev Canon Stuart Haynes, who has been part of the Diocesan team at St James’ House for over 17 years, is…
Once again it is Christmas! The time of year to rejoice in the birth of the saviour, as well as the time for joy and merriment…
Looking for ways to get into the Christmas mood? Why not head down to St Faith’s in Waterloo for their Christmas Tree Festival! The Festival runs…
Earlier this year, Brenda Williams – former Church warden, Scout Leader, Apple Trust Founding Trustee, Mothers Union leader, staff member at a Liverpool Cathedral and much…
As the festivities of Christmas time approach, our attention will soon turn to filling our stockings and advent calendars with chocolate, decorating our trees, and buying…
Forty years after the Church of England’s landmark Faith in the City report called attention to the moral duty to tackle poverty, inequality and urban deprivation…
As we have mentioned before the Diocese of Liverpool and Liverpool Cathedral safeguarding practices are being audited by an organisation called INEQE. As part of this…
Debbie Innes-Turnill has been announced as the new interim Diocesan Safeguarding Advisory Panel Chair (DSAP) for the Diocese of Liverpool. The DSAP provides external, independent scrutiny,…
Church Wigan and the Diocese of Liverpool recently welcomed Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester, to officially open the new Ashton Pantry Café in Wigan. Andy…
