The Archdeacon of Ludlow, the Venerable Dr Fiona Gibson, says a fond farewell to the diocese as she leaves to take up her new role in the Diocese of Bath and Wells as Bishop of Taunton
Grade II* Listed Nash church in rural South Shropshire receives grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to help secure its removal from the Heritage At Risk Register.
“Supporting young people and helping them to grow in faith is not just about talking and lessons or assemblies. Real faith grows through belonging, through serving others, and feeling part of the wider family of God.” Explains, Barry Stevens, School Chaplain at The Hereford Church of England Academy, the largest secondary school in the county town of Hereford. His work aims to create bridges between school and church, encouraging young people to grow as active members of an intergenerational faith community.
You are to give him the name Jesus, because he will save his people from their sins. This is the heart of the Christmas message. May we all know its liberating power this year.
Hereford Cathedral welcomed over 450 children as the Diocese of Hereford Multi-Academy Trust (DHMAT) held its third annual Advent Carol Service yesterday, bringing together pupils from twenty schools across the diocese in a celebration of music and unity.
Early December marks Grief Awareness Week, amidst the buzz of preparing for Christmas, church leaders from the Church of England in Hereford City recognise the anticipation and joyful contrast of this season can be particularly difficult for those who have recently lost a loved one.
Churches across Herefordshire are inviting everyone to discover the true meaning of Christmas through a wide range of services and events taking place across the county this festive season.
Rev’d Laura Hewitt, the Rural Church Missioner and Rector of StowCaple Benefice, is finding no lack of faith amid the rural communities of Ross & Archenfield Deanery
Hereford Diocese Youth Hub in partnership with the Methodist Church, Rural Media and other organisations in Bromyard, is delighted to announce that it has secured an award of £30,000 from the Safer Communities Fund to develop youth work.
Members of South Shropshire's Muslim, Jewish, Sikh and Christian communities gathered last Saturday to celebrate Inter Faith Week with a shared meal that combined fellowship with fundraising.
