Eco Diocese Update - July 2019
First published on: 29th August 2019The number of churches who have signed up to become Eco Churches continues to grow, we now have 37.
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The number of churches who have signed up to become Eco Churches continues to grow, we now have 37.
<span style="color:#58595b; font-family:Verdana,Geneva,sans-serif">Senior church leaders hailed the work of Liverpool Seafarers Centre as they encouraged communities to back seafarers as part of the global event on Sunday July 14.</span>
Looking back over your ministry in the Diocese of Liverpool, what changes have you seen?
We have had a number of recent Clergy moves and other Ministry Appointments
“The Court of the Royal Foundation of St Katharine is delighted to announce the appointment by Her Majesty The Queen, as Patron, of the Venerable Roger Preece as Master with effect from 30th September 2019 to succeed the Reverend Mark Aitken
About the DAC Chair
A further 15 people were commissioned as Spiritual Directors on 12th July at The Cenacle at a service officiated by Bishop Paul Bayes.
Assistant Curate, Felicity Cowling-Green, told us how Wigan South Hub embraced becoming an #EcoChurch together and the journey they''ve been on.
Revd Canon Mal Rogers tells us more about why the recent Triangle of Hope trip to Ghana was so significant in the strengthening relationship between our three dioceses.
Get to know our new Deacons in this series of videos and individual interviews.