Archdeacon of Auckland opens new Durham nature reserve
First published on: 11th October 2024The Archdeacon of Auckland, the Venerable Rick Simpson was delighted to be invited to officially open a new nature reserve in our Diocese earlier this week.
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Church’s role in collaborative project leads to new defibrillator
First published on: 11th October 2024A church-led community initiative has led to the installation of a lifesaving defibrillator in the village of Ryton.
Eggleston Agricultural Show: a community comes together
First published on: 1st October 2024On Saturday 15th September, the annual Eggleston Agricultural Show, the last large agricultural gathering in the Dales, brought together locals, farmers and faith groups in a celebration of community spirit. Among the many stands were the churches from the old Barnard Castle Deanery and The Methodist Circuit, who partnered once again to ‘man’ a shared stand.
Church-aided advice service continues to help people struggling with debt
First published on: 19th September 2024A free service set up by St Andrew’s Church, Haughton-le-Skerne to support people struggling with debt is continuing to go from strength-to-strength.
Support for faith communities in Durham Diocese
First published on: 15th August 2024A remarkable show of unity and solidarity following recent protests in Sunderland and Hartlepool is continuing as the Diocese of Durham reaches out to support faith communities.
Message to the Diocese from Bishop Sarah condemning violence and promoting peace
First published on: 9th August 2024A message from Bishop Sarah: ‘Our Church Communities stand together with all condemning this awful violence and small minority who incite hatred and intimidation on our streets’.
Hartlepool Headland project to receive a share of Lottery funding
First published on: 8th August 2024An ambitious project in Hartlepool will receive Lottery funding to secure a bright future for a church and its community.
Peace Doves artwork arrives in Durham Cathedral
First published on: 30th July 2024Visitors to Durham Cathedral this summer can experience a brand new immersive artwork as a canopy of paper doves is suspended in the cathedral's Nave.
School pupils’ doves are a symbol of peace at village church
First published on: 23rd July 2024A church and school in the village of Cleadon have joined forces to create their own version of this summer’s Peace Doves art installation at Durham Cathedral.
