The latest news from across the Diocese of Durham.
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The latest news from across the Diocese of Durham.
Contact the Communications Team regarding a news story or press release.
Grace Church, a new worshipping community which meets at St Nicholas, Boldon Colliery within The Benefice of The Boldons, marked its first anniversary last weekend, celebrating a year of significant growth to become an encouraging expression of Christian faith and community life.
Children’s ministry can feel isolating — but it doesn’t have to be. Following a diocesan listening exercise, one message came through clearly: those serving children and families want greater connection, encouragement and support. In response, the first Children’s Ministry Network launched in Stockton Deanery in October 2025 — and it’s already becoming a thriving learning community.
The Diocese’s Bishop’s Advisors for Diversity and Racial Justice attended the King’s Garden Party at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday, 6 May, after being nominated in recognition of their contribution to diocesan life.
The Venerable Rick Simpson has been consecrated as Bishop of Durham during a service at York Minster today.
Children and parents are thriving at a Sunderland church following the introduction of dedicated family services.
The Durham Lesotho Link is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, marking four decades of partnership between the Diocese of Durham and its link diocese in Lesotho.
The latest addition to the team at Sunderland Minster has declared “it’s an exciting time” to be part of church and community life in the city.
On Wednesday 25 March, the Installation of the Most Revd and Right Hon Dame Sarah Mullally as the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury took place at Canterbury Cathedral.
Over 100 people gathered on Saturday 14 March to consider how we move ‘Beyond Foodbanks.’ The summit, jointly organised by Communities Together Durham and Food Durham brought together over 30 different organisations from across the North East.
A Durham church is counting the cost after ruthless thieves stole lead from the roof in three separate incidents.
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