Bishop calls for change as Stoke asylum seekers face 100-mile round trip to sign on. read more
The Bishop of Lichfield pointed to the path of peace at the cathedral Armistice Service. read more
Everyday encounters between Christians and Muslims featured in the 2018 Selwyn Lecture. read more
St Luke's Resilience Workshop read more
Bishop's Council Meeting read more
YOLO (You Only Live Once) is for people of all ages and from different experiences ... read more
Meeting of the Diocesan Advisory Committee read more
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Every diocese has a cathedral - meaning 'the seat of the bishop' - which is often seen as the mother church of the diocese. Ours is Lichfield Cathedral.
As well as being a spiritual home for the Anglican Christians in the region, it is a place with significant historic and cultural heritage and important in the civic life of Staffordshire.
There is much about its programme of worship and events here.
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Nita Edwards reflects on her partnership with the South African church. read more
As the nation’s attention turns to commemorating the centenary of the Armistice, the Archdeacon of ... read more
Eastern meets Western faith read more
Churches throughout the Diocese found new and creative ways to mark Remembrance Sunday. read more
Pelsall Ladies Choir helps keep a roof over local worshipers' heads. read more
Former interfaith advisor retires from parish ministry. read more
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