What's coming up...

An introductory online conversation, full of stories, top tips and resources. Open to school staff and church leaders.

DBE Strategy and Leadership Committee takes place online.

This online event will take place on Teams over two sessions, starting on Thursday, 02 October, 2025 followed by a second session on Thursday, 09 October, 2025, both starting at 6pm.

An ecumenical gathering of local leaders that have a heart for children and young people.

The regular Brixworth Brunch is a meet-up for anyone in the local area that has a heart for children & young people. Resources, inspiration and prayer, everyone welcome.

This committee takes place online.

The Board's Executive Committee normally meets between three and six times per year to make decisions on behalf of the Diocesan Board of Education.  The committee is made up of: •    The Chair of the Diocesan Board of Education •    The Chairs of Strategy and Leadership committee, Standards and Effectiveness Committee, and Resource Management Committee •    Two other DBE members

An inspirational and encouraging event for Christian grandparents.

The Leading your Church into Growth (LyCiG) Spring National Conference is an open seminar with interactive talks, practical exercises, workshops and time and space for personal reflection. Times of informal conversation provide opportunities for our team members to answer questions and to explore the profile of individual churches. Referencing over 25 years experience, this highly-regarded course is designed for clergy and lay leaders from across different denominations who are looking for help in leading their churches into growth.

This meeting takes place online.

This online event will take place on Teams over two sessions, starting on Wednesday, 15 October, 2025 followed by a second session on Wednesday, 22 October, 2025, both starting at 6pm.

The Diocesan Synod takes place twice a year and has a has a varied and wide ranging role in the governance of the Diocese. Diocesan Synod can only be attended by those who are a member of the Synod.

Association of Promoting Retreats (APR) Autumn Retreat with Bishop John Stroyan St Columba's House, Woking

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming our lives and reshaping our future, raising profound questions in the areas of ethics, truth, privacy, creativity, and what it means to be made in the image of God.

The Diocesan Advisory Committee (the DAC) is a statutory diocesan committee appointed by the Bishop. It offers advice to Parochial Church Councils (PCCs) and the Chancellor of the Diocese and Archdeacons, in relation to proposed works and matters affecting church buildings, their contents and churchyards, having due regard to the role of a church as a local centre of worship and mission. It also advises on the care and development of church buildings more generally. All DAC can only be attended by those on the DAC Board.

This event will take place at Bouverie Court.

Revd Dave Battison is an experienced pioneer minister. As a part-time member of the Mission Team he is supporting pioneering and Fresh Expressions across the Diocese of Peterborough. Join Dave at this second of two pioneer gatherings held in 2025, and explore how the Diocesan Mission Team could work alongside you and your parish/benefice.

Open the Book is an exciting storytelling project where Bible stories are shared with children in a way that is fun, interactive and memorable. As invited guests in school, storytelling teams use the Open the Book programme to prepare and present a 10 to 15-minute scripted Bible story to a school assembly, involving the children as much as possible. By the end of this workshop, you should feel equipped with all the knowledge you need to get started in an Open the Book team.

The Peterborough Diocese branch of the Prayer Book Society will be hosting a regional heat of the Cranmer Awards on the 25 October 2025.