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Published: 9th July 2019Shaz Akhtar is the new Black Country Near Neighbours Coordinator.
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Shaz Akhtar is the new Black Country Near Neighbours Coordinator.
Our new Discipleship, Vocation and Evangelism Department will launch in September.
The Bishop of Lichfield dedicated the site of a new community base in Wolverhampton.
Sarah Bullock is consecrated as the new Bishop of Shrewsbury at St Paul's Cathedral
18 new deacons will be ordained at Lichfield Cathedral this weekend.
Sue Weller will provide a new missions link between the cathedral and diocese.
Eighteen new priests were ordained at three services across the Diocese over the weekend.
The new Lichfield Library is the latest to join the Places Of Welcome network.
Exciting ecology during Love Your Burial Ground week
After five years of remembrance, a series of weekly services in Shropshire ends next week.
Former Dean of Lichfield, Rt Revd Prof Tom Wright at Lichfield's Speakers Corner
Claire Shaw is named as the new Director of Education.
An invaluable ministry to church and world
Hardy pilgrims journed from Repton to Lichfield Cathedral in the footsteps of St Chad.
Lichfield Cathedral's 400-strong volunteer team gets a Queen's Award.
An event in Shropshire will give fresh ideas for tackling climate change.
The new Diocesan Evangelical Fellowship holds its first meeting on 22 June.
The Venerable Sarah Bullock will be the new Area Bishop of Shrewsbury.
Reflections on the journey to and from the ordination of women in our Diocese.
The first women were made priests at Lichfield Cathedral on 23 April 1994.
Bishop Michael urges prayers for the community of Notre Dame and Paris
This Easter, the first Easter: Bishop Michael's reflection
Church outreach to Parkinson's sufferers in Stoke-on-Trent has led to a conference.
The Bishop of Lichfield celebrates the work of domestic abuse victim champion Kathy Coe.
A Community Fridge in Telford is proving a popular resource for local people.
The new woodland will be blessed ahead of its summer opening.
An energy recovery facility visit showed the way we treat our waste is key.
Churches are encouraged to host café-style meetings to bring together people over Brexit.
Local churches are asked to spearhead efforts to tackle climate change.
A service to remember Riley, Keegan, Tilly Rose and Olly is on 28 March.