Church destroyed by fire rises from the ashes
First published on: 21st November 2022The Church of the Ascension in Lower Broughton has been spectacularly rebuilt following a devastating fire in 2017 that destroyed the roof and much of the interior.
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Church for a Different World Digital Awards
First published on: 20th October 2022We've been celebrating our Church for a Different World digital awards in recognition of churches that are reaching out to their communities in new and innovative ways.
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Celebrating Black History Month with 'A Million Colours' music video
First published on: 3rd October 2022To celebrate Black History Month the Diocese of Manchester has released ‘A Million Colours’ - a music video featuring a diverse group of children from Church of England schools across Greater Manchester.
Good things coming at St Werburgh's
First published on: 5th September 2022Situated in a prominent position on Wilbraham Road in Chorlton, St Werburgh’s Church is undergoing a transformation that promises ‘good things coming’ for the community.
Our new Readers
First published on: 11th July 2022Congratulations to our new Readers licensed at Manchester Cathedral on Sunday.
Our new priests and deacons
First published on: 5th July 2022Congratulations to all our new deacons and priests who were ordained at Manchester Cathedral last weekend.
Young people's lives transformed by Mental Health First Aid
First published on: 3rd February 2022Mental Health training provided by the diocese has helped St James' secondary school support students and respond positively to the impact of the pandemic.
Diocesan Synod declares a climate emergency and commits to zero carbon by 2030
First published on: 15th April 2021The Diocese of Manchester passed a motion at its March Synod declaring a climate emergency and calling for all churches to work towards achieving net zero emissions by 2030.
Campaigning for real and lasting change on racism
First published on: 14th October 2020Manchester Diocesan Synod passed a Motion on Racism, affirming “that every parish and Diocese in England is an appropriate place for global majority candidates to exercise their ministry and leadership.â€
