Synod affirms our commitment to God's Creation and His people
First published on: 18th March 2024Affirming our commitment to God’s Creation and the people in it were the topics of this weekend’s Diocesan Synod.
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Affirming our commitment to God’s Creation and the people in it were the topics of this weekend’s Diocesan Synod.
Our commitment to action on climate change has been reinforced by Synod with an overwhelming vote against diocesan investment in fossil fuel businesses.
Work to nurture and grow global Christian relationships through our network of Link Dioceses has been endorsed by Synod.
In a world where news reports swing violently between troubling subjects, Christians must engage hopefully with reality, not turn away, Bishop Nick urged Diocesan Synod today.
Churches looking to reduce their carbon emissions have received a boost, with new resources to help parishes find funding for their projects.
Priest, writer and regular BBC Radio 2 contributor Revd Matt Woodcock, is visiting the Dales to put a little laughter into Lent.
One of our Ripon area churches is highlighting the beauty and preciousness of God’s creation, by hosting a Wild Flower Festival.
Exactly a year since the announcement that the Bishop of Huddersfield, Rt Revd Smitha Prasadam would join our diocese from her role as Chaplain of Copenhagen, she attended a special International Women’s Day event hosted by West Yorks Mayor, Tracey Brabin.
The people of Bradford are able to explore the different faiths of the city in a new way, with the return of the Bradford Faith Trail.
Festival Angels are planning a return to Leeds Festival for the thirteenth year at Yorkshire's biggest music festival.