The Hereford CE Academy is one of three Church of England secondary schools in the diocese, launched an inspiring new Royal Navy Combined Cadet Force (CCF) section. The initiative is a commitment to nurturing not just the academic growth of pupils, but their character, leadership, and sense of service to others.
Recognising the need to embed a culture of safeguarding at all levels of the diocese, our safeguarding team and leadership are rolling out new training and resources for Parish Safeguarding Officers
The partnership between the dioceses of Gloucester, Hereford and Worcester marks a strong start to 2025 in the push towards Net Zero Carbon by 2030.
On Holocaust Memorial Day, pupils at Ludlow Primary School had a powerful moment of reflection and unity, learning about the importance of building interfaith understanding and compassion for one another.
Next Monday 27th January 2025, marks Holocaust Memorial Day. Under the theme "For a Better Future," this year's Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD) which is supported by many countries, world faiths including Muslims, Jews and Christians and other organisations, invites us to learn from the past and take meaningful action toward building a more inclusive tomorrow.
Eileen Padmore shares her passion for knitting and explains how this led to a new prayer ministry creating shawls for people to use during prayer.
As we start our Year of Engagement, we are featuring an event on Saturday, January 18th, celebrating Ukrainian culture and heritage which has been supported by our church community in Hereford.
As we start our Year of Engagement, we feature an ecumenical ministry in Ledbury that is engaging more fully in the community by sharing the load
Three Camels and the Magi (Kings) braved the snow and cold earlier today for the first of several Epiphany services at Hereford Cathedral.
A transcript of the Christmas Day sermon from Hereford Cathedral given by The Rt Rev'd Richard Jackson, Bishop of Hereford
