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.
Church leaders from multiple denominations and people with first-hand experience of poverty in North East England met to work together to tackle poverty in the region.
Following the release of ‘The Old Oak’ from award-winning filmmaker, Ken Loach, Dr Val Barron, Lead Development Worker for Communities Together Durham describes her involvement in the film, which explores a north east community’s response to the arrival of refugees.
After finding God while serving in the British Army and being ordained a priest this summer, the Revd Rachael Phillips’ decision to walk the Camino de Santiago while wearing her collar, gave her a unique opportunity to share her faith.
Newcastle International Airport has unveiled a brand-new multi-faith prayer room and quiet space. Faith leaders from across the North East joined together to mark the official opening.
A 12th century church is preparing a second bid for Lottery funding to boost an ambitious project focused on sharing its rich history with the wider community.
Upper Teesdale Churches Together have, once again, played an active part in this year’s Eggleston Show.
Local artist and cameraman, Karl Coates, has handed a lifeline to a local foodbank based at St. Michael and All Angels Church in Norton with a unique fundraising idea after he felt called to give his art away.
In the heart of the picturesque Teesdale, under the setting sun, a new congregation of believers came together at the start of September – this time at Ingleton Pavilion - and they were joined by a film crew!
On Saturday 16 September, 17 new people were licensed as Lay Ministers by Bishop Paul during a service at Durham Cathedral.
On Saturday 16 September at 3pm, Dr Plyming was installed as the new Dean of Durham during a service at Durham Cathedral attended by leading figures from the County, City, Church and members of the public.
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