Shropshire Curate on BBC Radio2
Published: 15th September 2016Hodnet Deanery curate Revd Zoe Heming was Fern Britton's guest on Radio 2's Good Morning Sunday this week.
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Hodnet Deanery curate Revd Zoe Heming was Fern Britton's guest on Radio 2's Good Morning Sunday this week.
A 15-year ministry as a prison chaplain and voluntary work spanning many years has been recognized by the Queen today in her birthday honours, with the award of an MBE to Jane Newsome. Jane, who served almost all her ministry in the diocese of Lichfield, first as prison chaplain at Stoke Heath Prison, where she was co-ordinating chaplain and then as Managing Chaplain of Swinfen Hall. Both were young offenders' institutions for young men.
Bishop Michael's 'Season of Welcome' begins on Thursday 15 September, culminating in his formal Installation and celebrating a Diocesan Eucharist on Saturday 24 September.
Displays will link with Ann Morisy lecture
The story of one of this year's new ordinands
Rector's 12 hour sleep out amongst the gargoyles raises £1,000 towards repairs.
Route around UK includes stops in Diocese
John Maddison retires from Warden of Readers in the Diocese - tributes paid
The Bishop of Lichfield and the Dean of Lichfield Cathedral installed three new Prebendaries on Saturday afternoon.
Bishop Jonathan looks beyond the January gloom in his Epiphany Message.
The Bishop of Lichfield, The Rt Revd Jonathan Gledhill was among the guests present for the launch of Marriage Week UK last night. 'After an intense day of meetings in the House of Bishops, it was lovely to hear good news'
Summer shows provide opportunity - See video
Statistics for 2012 show that the number of young people (under 30s) accepted for training for the Church of England ministry last year was 113, 22% of the total.
Revd Dr Anthony Moore is to be Lichfield Cathedral's new Canon Chancellor
A trio of churches in Wednesfield will hear on Monday whether they have won a £10,000 competition to commission new art.
Clergy Appointments, retirements and resignations this month
Venerable Godfrey Stone, Archdeacon of Stoke, to 'retire' next summer.
New head count method shows 46,000 members of churches in the Diocese
The Expectation of Christmas
Thy Kingdom Come has seen a peak of prayer activity in Shropshire, Staffordshire and the Black Country
It is said that 'Christ is for life, not just for Sundays' - so what does that mean in reality? A group of young disciples and enquirers in Wolverhampton has been finding out.
People across the diocese are giving thanks for the life of Nelson Mandela, whose life has transformed the nation of South Africa, and influenced generations all around the world.
Nine Leaders representing Christians, Buddists, Hindus, Jews Muslims and Sikhs have together sent a letter to David Cameron supporting the government's decision to host a 'Hunger Summit' and place hunger on the G8 agenda this weekend.
November is the month for REMEMBERING - and this is very much reflected in the life of our Church.
Anglican and Catholic bishops, united in their support for the poor, visited Stoke-on-Trent foodbank as part of the #ListenToGod campaign led by Archbishop Justin Welby and Cardinal Vincent Nichols.
...with seats at Lichfield Cathedral The Bishop of Lichfield and Chapter of its Cathedral have announced seven new recipients of the title Prebendary.
Revd Preb Dr Jane Tillier appointed Bishop's Adviser on Pastoral Care and Well-Being
The Bishop of Lichfield, the Rt Revd Jonathan Gledhill and the Bishop of Stafford have been reflecting on the Francis Report into Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust.
Good food and a story are key parts of Christmas celebrations, but a series of meetings in leafy Staffordshire are hearing some with less happy endings.
Lindsey Hall reflects on the life of an American icon during Black History Month.