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Wednesday 26 March 2025
Canterbury Cathedral news from Church Times. Canterbury Cathedral is the Mother Church of the worldwide Anglican Communion and seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury.
LIVE worship, Handel’s Messiah, and a reflection on women of the Passion feature in the BBC’s programming for Holy Week and Easter, announced on Tuesday
26 Mar 2025
Dr Ward to leave St Stephen’s House; Fears for St Ethelburga’s, in shadow of skyscraper; Views sought for future of Interfaith Week; Memorial service to be held at Salisbury for Dean Willis
17 Jan 2025
CHRIST’s birth is “today’s story”, relevant to all those who are suffering, the Christmas-morning congregation at Canterbury Cathedral will hear — though not from the Archbishop of Canterbury
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The Bishop of Gloucester seeks to appoint a Priest in Charge to this beautiful Cotswold Benefice, as it seeks to reach out to each community in
Team Rector, West Bolton Team The West Bolton Team is seeking a new Team Rector to lead its mission, evangelism, prayer, and service at a time of exciting opportunities and challenges.
The Living Well ministers across the Diocese of Canterbury, helping individuals and groups find healing in Christ. Located at the Centre for Healing and Wholeness 10 miles from Canterbury.
We are excited to be seeking a new priest to lead these two benefices, who have a happy history of working together, in this beautiful, vibrant and historically rich part of North Essex.
St Paul’s Cathedral is looking for an inspiring and strategic leader to support the relaunch of the St Paul’s Cathedral Institute.
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Neil MacGregor continues his series of challenging images for Lent
The process by which changes to churches are permitted needs a radical overhaul, argues Alan Currer
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