A warm welcome for Archbishop Sarah during weekend visit
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Revd Dame Sarah Mullally, has made a weekend visit to Herefordshire and south Shropshire to witness the work of clergy, chaplains and volunteers.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Revd Dame Sarah Mullally, has made a weekend visit to Herefordshire and south Shropshire to witness the work of clergy, chaplains and volunteers.
An exhibition in Madley which engaged Herefordshire Arts College students in an exploration of spirituality, created in partnership with local Vicar,…
Jennie Johnson – Director of the West Midlands Racial Justice Initiative As the new Director of the West Midlands Racial…
Messy Church’s new Messy Momentum/Gather project tells young people they are “still welcome here” Messy Church, beloved by many of…
The Diocese of Hereford is delighted to share the exciting news that the Archbishop of Canterbury, The Most Revd Dame…
Dorstone Settlement Timeline launches exciting programme of free heritage events A community dig, wildlife workshops, scientific surveys and more –…
Sunday, 19th April 2026, 6pm, Leominster Priory, with Bishop Richard To celebrate the 1350th anniversary of Hereford Diocese, more than…
A new ministry in Ross-on-Wye – funding Christian children’s books for school libraries Janet Nelson and husband Nick have embarked…
Two primary schools in Hereford Diocese commemorated Holocaust Memorial Day last week, planting flowering cherry trees in their school grounds…
photocreadit: St Thomas' Church, Halford near Craven Arms, Jeff Buck, 2018 A rural Shropshire church that nearly closed its doors…