Something exciting is happening at Church St Helens. One of the very first to embark upon the Fit for Mission journey back in 2023, two churches…
In the last few years, Black History Month at Liverpool Cathedral has always been a time to reflect, remember, and reimagine what it means to be a place…
As someone who works in racial justice, Black History Month is one of my busiest times. There is always a wonderful programme of events to attend, so many opportunities…
We’re delighted to share the latest Eco Church statistics for the Diocese of Liverpool. As of November 2025, 137 churches across our diocese are now registered…
From 10 to 21 November, world leaders will gather in Belém, Brazil, for COP30 – the 30th annual United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)…
Rev Canon and The Bishop of Liverpool’s Canon For Reconciliation Mal Rogers MBE recently attended the 20th anniversary charity gala for the Anthony Walker Foundation on…
At the Diocese of Liverpool, safeguarding remains at the heart of all that we do. We are committed to ensuring that our churches and communities are…
When St Luke’s and St Jude’s in Toxteth first completed their Energy Footprint Tool, they discovered they were one of the higher carbon users in the…
The Eco Agency at St Mary & St Paul’s CE Primary School was set up last year to allow the pupils to tackle issues around the school…
This Christmas, we’re inviting churches and individuals across the Diocese of Liverpool to take part in our Christmas social media campaign. We’d love you to share…
We’d love to hear your thoughts on how we can make our weekly Diocesan Bulletin even better. Our aim is to ensure it’s engaging, relevant, and…
BY JANE RILEY Ken was born on 25 June 1940 in Flint, Wales, the only son of Josephine and Arthur Riley – he was made Dean…
