A school-based worship community in Skelmersdale is continuing to shine a light for families who might not otherwise encounter church. Bright Lights has been running for…
Clergy from the two first Larger Single Parishes in Liverpool Diocese reflect on this new kind of ministry and the impact it is having on their well-being…
“One of the realities of being a leader of a church is that at times it’s really lonely and it’s really hard work,” reflects Rev Rachel Shuttleworth. Working…
Dear Friends, We are already a month into 2026, but as we look forward to the year ahead I want to reflect upon the major ecological…
In preparation for Racial Justice Sunday on 8th February, we are reminded that faith calls us not only to belief, but to action. The invitation to…
Are you wondering how God is asking you to serve Him in the next season of your Lifecall? To help you discover your Christian calling, this…
West Midlands Racial Justice Initiative (WMRJI), which is committed toadvancing racial justice by transforming church structures and communities across the region, are delighted to announce the…
A great celebration took place at St Marks Scarisbrick’s Café Church Sunday Service on 25th January when we were joined by Archdeacon Pete Spiers and Sam Stanford…
David Baines, Member of Parliament for St Helens North recently visited St Helens Minster to find out how the team were getting on. The team at…
In October 2025, the first phase of work began to make the mother church of our diocese, Liverpool Cathedral more sustainable for generations of worshippers to…
A message from the Chair of Trustees, Liverpool Diocesan Board of Finance: The Charity Commission has issued a formal warning to the Trustees of the Liverpool…
The Church of England’s Energy Foot Printer Tool (EFT) is now live and ready for churches across the Diocese of Liverpool to enter your energy usage…
