The event brought together 84 participants, including Bishop's Missioner Becky Dyball, inside the historic Peterborough Cathedral to experience a small glimpse of the cold and uncertainty faced by those experiencing homelessness.
More than two thousand people from across the country and around the world attended the Installation of Archbishop Sarah Mullally as the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury in Canterbury Cathedral yesterday (Wednesday 25 March).
The Made For More initiative within the Tove Benefice is continuing to gather momentum, strengthening its vision of nurturing deeper faith, encouraging shared learning, and growing confidence in gentle, everyday faith‑sharing across the community.
Coffee Ark, a social action initiative co-founded by the Bishop’s Missioner, the Revd Canon Becky Dyball, is bringing an imaginative and hope-filled approach to community engagement across the Diocese of Peterborough.
On the 4 March, pupils from two primary schools and one secondary school within the Diocese, gathered together at the Frontier Centre in Irthlingborough to celebrate their shared journey as part of Flourish.
More than two thousand people from across the country and around the world will attend the Installation of Archbishop Sarah Mullally as the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury in Canterbury Cathedral on Wednesday 25 March
The churchyard at St Mary’s Church, Bainton’s and the village centre are once again awash with vibrant spring colour, drawing visitors and residents alike to admire one of the area’s most cherished seasonal sights.
The Up2U Youth Club, based at St Mark’s Church in Wellingborough, has celebrated a remarkable milestone: ten years of volunteer-led work with children and young people from the local community.
On Saturday 14 March Diocesan Synod met at Bishop Stopford School in Kettering.
St Mary the Virgin Church, Finedon has been awarded a grant by The National Lottery Heritage Fund to create an inclusive and accessible space for community and educational activities and social events.
