Rev Phil Saltmarsh appointed Bishop's Planning Officer
First published on: 9th July 2020Phil joins a team which gives advice and support to deaneries and parishes on pastoral reorganisation and other planning matters.
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NW Bishops announce plans for new Theological Education Institute
First published on: 1st July 2020Bishop Paul has welcomed the plans which followed a review of existing provision
Church Commissioners award - 4.6m to our "Missing Generations" project
First published on: 1st July 2020The Church Commissioners have awarded £4.6m to our "Missing Generations" project under the Strategic Development Fund.
Christ the Servant Church,Skelmersdale increases food support to six days a week
First published on: 25th June 2020Christ the Servant Church in Digmoor, Skelmersdale has extended its existing food support to the community during the COVID-19 crisis. The Open Table Community Café would normally meet twice a week, has now opened its doors six days a week.
Boxes of Hope to support primary school children in Ainsdale
First published on: 19th June 2020Churches Together in Ainsdale set up ‘Boxes of Hope', an initiative to provide support for children who receive free school meals and their families during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A fresh approach for a community partnership in Knowsley
First published on: 12th June 2020St Gabriel's Church in Huyton have partnered with community organisations and local independent businesses to establish Knowsley Kitchen
Stuart Harrison appointed Acting Director of Education
First published on: 5th June 2020We are delighted to announce that Stuart Harrison, currently Assistant Director of Education, has agreed to step into the role of Acting Director of Education. He will start in the role on June 10th 2020.
Reducing the causes of climate change is essential to the life of faith
First published on: 5th June 2020In June's Eco Diocese update, hear from Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury
Doorstep for Asylum Seekers and Refugees in Knowsley
First published on: 5th June 2020Volunteers from churches across Knowsley are enabling local grassroots charity SHARe Knowsley to continue to provide practical, emotional and social support for asylum seekers and refugees during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Keeping your building safe during the virus outbreak
First published on: 4th June 2020You can read about safe access to maintain buildings here